Tripod shelving…
Our house was built to a budget. When It came to the fixtures we went with “bare minimum”. Who knew that meant you’d only get one towel rail in the bathroom? And such an expanse of plain white wall – we can’t have that!
I’ve been hanging my towel in the bedroom for far too long now &. The other day I made a trip to Bunnings and set to work refashioning my op shopped tripods into something more.
I just drilled a hole in the centre of some op shopped placemats to make the shelves and then secured them with a 1/4inch nut. The towel hanger is of course an a broken film SLR which unsurprisingly required no DIY intervention by me. I’d had that lying around since the camera lamp makings last year.
Just a bit of fun really.
greta
132 days ago
So cool, and the green looks awesome
Thrifty Household
132 days ago
I love them!
Tammy
132 days ago
Awesome! I love a good thrifty and creative solution like this! Well Done!
Lara
132 days ago
A bit of fun that looks terrific. The colour scheme in your bathroom is so restful too. Love your work Kirst!
Cath @ chunkychooky
132 days ago
love it!
Andrea
132 days ago
Very creative and practical. I don’t know how you survived with one towel rail for so long!
Anne
132 days ago
I love your idea of fun!! Just gorgeous.
Anne xx
Vic
132 days ago
Such a great idea & terribly effective; maybe I can do something like this in a few years when there is not such a desperate need for everything to be child-friendly. Damn kids, getting in the way of my crafty aspirations.
Kate
132 days ago
LOVE LOVE LOVE!!
Gorgeous x
Jo
132 days ago
I adore that green. That apothocary jar is the ants pants. And I wouldn’t mind a bit of what’s in the aesop jar either.
Kirsty
132 days ago
Thanks everyone. I really appreciate you stopping in to say g’day and give me the thumbs up! x
cherrie
132 days ago
Ingenuity at it’s best. Love how you thought outside the box or rail, in this instance. Cherrie
Paula
127 days ago
Nice one Kirsty!