How to Build a Stylish and Versatile Wire Rack Display Stand
Cooling racks and paper towel holders are about to become your new favorite organizers.
With just a few Dollar Tree supplies, you can turn those everyday items into a super handy wire rack display stand, perfect for organizing cards, showing off photos, or creating a cute snack station.
Ready to try it? Let’s get started!
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Tools and Materials
- Paper towel holder
- Cooling racks
- A pack of mini clothespins
- Crafting wire or zip ties
- Pliers (for cutting and twisting wires)
- Spray paint (color of your choice)
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1. Gather Your Supplies
Head to Dollar Tree and pick up a paper towel holder, two cooling racks, and mini clothespins.
2. Attach the Cooling Racks
Use crafting wire or zip ties to attach the two cooling racks to the paper towel holder.
Make sure they’re aligned properly and tightly secured.
Use pliers to twist and cut the wire.
3. Spray Paint Your Stand
Once the structure is secure, spray paint the entire stand. This gives it a cohesive and polished appearance. Let it dry completely before using it.
4. Add Your Clips and Display
Once dry, use the mini clothespins to clip your items onto the rack.
You can use this as a card display stand, a photo display, or even as a candy display stand for parties or snacks.
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Your DIY wire rack display stand is complete! From snacks to cards, this versatile project will make organizing easy and fun.
What will you use yours for?
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Finally a solution to all the hair bows, clasps and fancy bits my granddaughter has for her hair rather than throwing in a tub or a drawer can display them and sort out accessories quicker
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Great idea ! !! And for earrings sunglasses, cheaters...etc. Also you could use the small zip ties with knot in back and still spray paint them.
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