{ DIY Craft Ribbon Organizer }
You guys know that I’ve been working on organizing my home….right?
Well, maybe not.
I’ve been posting about it on my Facebook page.
Anyway, I’m going room by room and de-cluttering.
I’m even washing curtains!
Some of the things I’m getting rid of are going to the Salvation Army store and other stuff is going in my workshop….for now.
Ya’ll know what that means.
The workshop is overflowing and just as disorganized as it’s ever been.
It’s next, after the house 
Since my mind is on organizing I spotted a piece at the thrift store that would be perfect to hole my craft ribbons.
I’m sure all of you know what this silver plated piece is but I don’t.
I do know that the stem unscrews which makes it perfect for holding my ribbons.
I did want to spruce it up with paint.
My knew favorite paint color is Heirloom White from Rust-Oleum.
It’s the perfect color…not too white…..and not too off-white.
Two minutes to spray paint the piece and 10 minutes for it to dry.
It’s pretty and functional…..love it.
What about you?
I’m still working on that chest of drawers.
Have a great day,
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Debra says
Looks like it was originally to hold either paper towels or extra toilet paper. You think? Great repurpose!
chris aka monkey says
looked like a paper towel holder to me too but it sure looks better painted and serves the purpose for the ribbon good thinking xx
Sherry Fram says
Looks like the stem for a tiered desert stand. It kinda looks like the pole/stick on the one my mom uses at the holidays to hold Christmas fudge and candies. But whatever it was before it looks better now and it a clever way to corral ribbon!
Jennifer says
You always have the best ideas. This is a beautiful ribbon holder. I have a too tall mug tree currently in my attic waiting for it’s day in the sun. You gave me a great idea because I think I now know what it’s new purpose is. Thanks!
Kathy Owen says
I think the mug trees would be great for ribbons and maybe washi tape? Thanks for the idea Jennifer!
Marcee ... ILLINOIS says
Wow. Superior idea Kathy. Being a cookie (everything!) baker, I have a huge supply of ribbons that take up 2 plastic bins that are 5 bins/drawers high. However, this would work on my prep table, using the most common and popular rolls …. whites, yellows and definitely reds. Thanks for sharing. 🙂
[email protected] Interior Frugalista says
Great idea Kathy. I have a wooden paper towel holder that I could repurpose like this for ribbon. Thanks for the inspiration!