Introduction: Wall Sewing Station
I needed a place to store my sewing supplies close to my desk but yet out of the way. I found hanging them next to my desk works great. Basically all I used to make this was a 1/4 inch piece of wood for the back part. I had scrap wood that i cut into 1 inch strips for holding the supplies. The size is up to you mine is a foot and a half by a foot. I drilled holes for the dowels at an angle for thread and holding sewing items. Some sanding and adding paint and your done.
Step 1: Tools and Supplies
Tools
tape measure
saw i used jig and hand saw
marking pencil
drill
drill bits
paint brush
finishing sanders
sand paper
newspaper for spray painting
hammer
Supplies
wood for backing 1 ft by 1 ft and half
wood for shelves 1 inch cut into strips
nails attching 1 inch strips
spray paint
dowels
wall hangers for back to mount
Step 2: Cutting Your Wood
The main piece of wood is going to the back piece that will be against the wall. Mine was 1/4 thick wood 1 ft wide by a foot and a half long. I Used a ruler and pencil to mark it and a jig saw to cut it. I went slow and sanded it to be striaght. Then I had board of wood 1 inch thick that cut into strips 1 in tall. I cut these to the width of the back board which was a foot long. I used a hand saw to cut the dowels. the width is small enough so that a thread roll can slide on and off the then length was about 3 inches long.
Step 3: Drilling Nailing Sanding Painting
After everything is cut its time to drill holes for the wood dowels to go in. Drill these at an angle so that the thread spool pulls off not hitting the row above it. I was able to fit six dowels across and each row.
Then nail in each row of the shelving to the back wood you could also screw these in.
In front of each dowel i added a small nail to but the corisponding color of the bobbin under the thread spool.
Then sand all edges.
Add paint I used black spray paint.
Step 4: Sewing Tools/supplies
thread spools
bobbins
thumb nail protector
marking pencil
sissors
zippers
sewing machine disc
ruler
reflective fabric
conductive thread
pin cushion
measuring tape
Step 5: Adding Supplies
I originally made this just for thread spools and bobbins but found out I can keep all my sewing tools and supplies on it. If I were to make it again i might make it a little bigger. I used wall mounts to mount it you could also screw threw it to mount. It's super conveniet and great for organizing your sewing stuff.