Magazine holders diy

Postage box turned into two magazine holders. Cover with fabric or paper and you are done!

This week, I'm sharing some of the DIY organizational projects I completed for my new sewing room and home office. One of my main challenges in this tight space was finding a way to keep everything organized without having everything become overly cluttered, and I knew I needed to find an attractive, discreet way to

Keep recipes at the ready or your favorite inspirational image or passage on full view on your coffee table with an easy to make X Shape Open Book Stand. Crafted of solid pine wood with a matte black finish, it’s sturdy enough to hold and display your favorite coffee table books, cookbooks and more.

What can you do with a vintage magazine rack? A better question is what CAN'T you do! The options are endless, and I'll give you lots of ideas. #MyRepurposedLife #organization #magazinerack via @repurposedlife

About this item Our magazine rack is made of high-quality, lightweight and scuffing-resistant acrylic acid and its thickness is 5mm, which has a long service life. It does not have sharp edges and it’s not too heavy, which looks clean and professional. Outside dimensions: L21"x W8"x H1.4". available internal dimensions: L18.6"x W7.8"x H1.2". Material type: Acrylic. Color: Clear. XOHYW magazine rack can effectively store journals, brochures, magazines and other materials in office, waiting…

Love live paper media…and a handmade place to put it.

Make magazine holder files from empty cereal boxes & leftover wallpaper! Easy DIY project to get you more organised.

"Brilliant. I wish I had seen this before my last job left me with aching shoulders," said a reader: -You'll be so happy you saw this! We keep our printer on the desktop in our office/craft room. It is a wireless printer so it can be stored anywhere.

Magazine holders can be utilised for so much more than holding magazines. Here are some clever ideas that show how you can repurpose them.