How To Make A Wall Hanging Mail And Key Holder
Image by Crafty Workshop Builds via YouTube
A wall hanging mail and key holder is useful for everyday use in the house. It’s always hard for me to find a nice one that has the two combined into one. The one I have right now has a key holder only. Sometimes, they are hard to find in stores and can be a bit pricey. This woodworking tutorial by Crafty Workshop Builds has a big slot to store and organize the mail and bills. The spacious slot can hold a lot of envelopes so you don’t have to throw them on the table or counter. The touch of the rustic farmhouse wall hanger gives an entryway a home decor refreshment. I’m not a big woodworking person, but I think this would be super useful in the house.
Materials:
- Table Saw
- Miter Saw
- Orbit Sander
- Nail Gun
- Drill
- Tape measure
- Wood
- Wood Glue
- Danish Oil
- Key Hooks
- Wall Hanger Hooks
- Nails
Directions:
First, measure the wood using a real envelope to make sure it will fit the mail. Then, cut your pieces of wood for the outer side of the wall hanging mail.
Next, continue to watch woodworking tutorial by Crafty Workshop Builds for the full step-by-step instructions.
I love how this wall hanging mail and key holder is rustic and would fit in a farmhouse style house. It can fit any type of house, but I think it’s so simple and made from wood. I love the natural wood finish and it’s an inexpensive project if you already have all of the woodworking materials. If you wanted to split the big slot into two, you can make the wall hanger a little wider or, just add wood to split off right in the middle.
