March 03, 2017

DIY Coffee Cup Shelf

Hey guys,

So I have another DIY for you guys! So my sister saw this on Pinterest and really wanted to build it. So technically we didn't really follow any instructions or anything like that, my mom and sister just kind of winged it haha. Also, I didn't really have anything to do with this whatsoever but my sister wanted me to include it on the blog as another DIY so here it is!

So all I know is that my mom and sister went to the home improvement store (I'm not sure which one) and purchased some 2x4's, I think? Then they drew up some plans, measured and cut the wood, and then we started to build it. This was the only part that I helped out with. I helped drill pilot holes for the nails and then hammed in the nails to put the whole thing together.
DIY Coffee Cup Shelf
DIY Coffee Cup Shelf
DIY Coffee Cup Shelf
DIY Coffee Cup Shelf
DIY Coffee Cup Shelf
DIY Coffee Cup Shelf
In order to secure the whole thing, we also used wood glue and nails to make sure that it was sturdy and going to last.
DIY Coffee Cup Shelf
Then my mom and sister measure and cut all of the shelves. Next, they hammered all of them in place. I'm not sure if they used wood glue too but they might have just because it's better to be safe than sorry. 
DIY Coffee Cup Shelf
DIY Coffee Cup Shelf
Here is what it looked like when it was completely put together and they even put some coffee cups on it!
DIY Coffee Cup Shelf
Here's a picture of the nails close up.
DIY Coffee Cup Shelf
DIY Coffee Cup Shelf
They added these to the back and that's how they hung it on the wall. They are also going to add L-brackets to the corners on the inside to make sure that it is really secure and won't fall off the wall considering almost all of our coffee cups are souvenirs from places we've been. 
DIY Coffee Cup Shelf
So here is what it looks like hung up on the wall. We forgot to take anymore pictures of it before it was completely finished but my sister painted it white and then we hung it up on the wall. The wall that it is on is painted a light gray color so I think the two colors go together very well. Plus we hung it right above the bright blue coffee cabinet that we did back in September last year. We decided to take some of the mugs off of it though until we add the L-brackets just to be on the safe side.

XO, Steph

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