DIY Towel Rack Labels
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These DIY Towel Rack Labels add charm and remove the guess work in our high-traffic, multi-use powder room.
A small project that somehow got stuck on my to-do list FOR-E-VER, the labels required a few steps and a bit of help from Mr. Native Texan, and well, you know how that goes in a house filled with little people. Most days we’re lucky to exchange even a few complete sentences!
In the end, these DIY Towel Rack Labels were very simple to execute while bestowing a bit of happiness as I go about my daily stuff. You know, spraying cloth diapers, potty training, cleaning toilets, stealing a few quiet moments away from the chaos…
Plus, I don’t have to worry about guests mistakenly drying their hands on the boys’ just-came-inside-from-making-mud-pies towel, or vice versa. Hooray for one more project crossed off the list!
DIY Towel Rack Labels
Supplies
- Cardstock (I used gray.)
- Label holders (Mine came from Hobby Lobby, in the paper crafting / scrapbooking section.)
- Tiny nails or screws (From our personal stash.)
- Laminating machine or shipping tape
- Tools: Level, pencil, hammer
Procedure
- Choose your font. I used Bradley Hand ITC.
- Play around with sizes, printing on regular computer paper until you’re happy with font and sizing.
- Print on cardstock.
- Cut labels to fit in holders.
- Laminate. I used shipping tape on front and back.
- Mark correct wall placement for label holders. (We used a laser level and a pencil.)
- Attach label holders to wall. (We used a hammer.)
- Slide labels into holders.
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