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Wine Rack Pen Holders over the years


So seven years ago I found an old wine rack in my basement and it gave me an idea! I turned the wine rack into a pen holder by replacing bottles of wine with cups!


First Pen Holder

A few years later I decided that it was time to go BIGGER. I bough a bigger wine rack on Amazon (See below) and filled it with summer cups from Walmart.

Second Pen Holder
 Last year I decided I wanted to try one more look. I spray painted a wooden wine rack with glitter spray paint and I LOOOOOOOOOVE it!

 Third Pen Holder




If you are interested in making your own wine rack pen holder check out these posts below

Also, if you are not sure where to find a great wine rack I have scavenged to find a nice selection for you (And me in case I want to make yet another)

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Here are some tumbler options, but like I said I got mine from the Walmart summer section!

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Some of the spray paints that I have used in the past. I think if I make another pen holder I will use the marbleizing spray!

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