Easy paint organizer diy | Dollar Tree craft room organization ideas | dollar store DIY | under $6

Hello friends, Tina made it here and welcome back to my channel. Today I have a small and

easy

organization

trick for you. It's this

paint

cart. I don't know if you remember, but about a year ago I posted this

paint

organizer

and some of you were. saying that when you take out a bottle, some paint bottles fall out, so I wanted to find a solution to this for all of you and this is what I came up with. It's perfect because they can just take the paint to the

craft

. table and do what you need to do so I definitely love this and it's very useful it's definitely

easy

to make and it definitely saves space and it's under six

dollar

s so if you want to see how I made this using the whole

dollar

tree

. items keep looking at them, so to make this adorable painting cart you will need four napkin rings from Dollar Tree.

Remember everything in your Dollar Tree videos, so I'm going to remove the labels real quick and now it's time to Put It Together to do this part. You'll only need one napkin ring, so I'll set three aside and bring my cutting mats. I picked this up from Dollar Tree. You get two in a pack. and I'm only going to use one for this cart. If you're going to make another cart that's perfect, you have another cutting mat right there, so keep that in mind if you need two paint carts, you already have two. From the cutting mats there you just have to pick up additional napkin rings, but I'm going to go ahead and trace that because that's going to be the bottom of the napkin ring which is what's going to hold the paint and here I am.

I just go in with a pen and I'm tracing my napkin ring. I'm going to trace four of them on this cutting mat and then I'm going to cut them out. I love the cutting mat idea because it's clear and barely noticeable on the surface. painting

organizer

so this is perfect but before I forget to mention it, if you like videos that are straight forward and cute and simple projects like this and definitely affordable, make sure to subscribe and hit the bell button for a notification every time I upload a video and now you should have four pieces that look like this.

Now I'm going to use e6000 as it has a permanent hold and I want all of this to stay in place so for this project I'm using just e6000 and I'm going to apply a little bit of e6000 to the bottom of the napkin ring on both rings, the ring outside and inside, and I'll apply the cutting mat on top. I put the rough side, if you touch the mat, there is a rough side. and there is a bright side. I left the shiny side on the outside so I felt like the rough side would hold up well and better with the e6000 compared to the shiny side, so keep that in mind while making this rough side. with the shiny side facing out, now I'm going to do the same thing with all my napkin rings and remember that you can add some weights to it and let it dry because the e6000 takes a little while to seal and I don't want it to fall apart. so I'm going to leave this for a while and let it dry completely now that they're dry.

I'm going to come in with this paper towel holder and I'm going to put this all together, just as a quick reminder, though if you don't. If you want your paint cart to be silver, you can spray paint all of these items before gluing the cutting mat of course, so go ahead and spray paint it and then follow the same steps, but now to put this together, I'll use some. flanges and e6000 just for extra support and I'm going to start from the bottom and work my way up now. I'm going to work with this napkin holder at a time, so I'm going to start with one and what you What I want to do is apply e6000 to the areas where the cutting mat touches the paper towel holder, so wherever the paper towel holder touches napkins and the paper towel holder, that's where you want to apply your e6000 and now I'm just going to go in with my The cable ties and the cable ties come together just to provide additional support.

There's no need to use zip ties, especially on the lower level, but I just have them there for extra support. I recommend using zip ties for the top level, but not necessarily. I have to use it for the bottom tier as the paper towel holder already has a stable bottom so you don't have to use the zip ties on the bottom and now I will place it on the next napkin holder and do the same. Steps now, I set this aside for a few hours just to let it dry a bit before moving on to the next step.

Now you want to measure and see how high you need your top tier to be before you go ahead and glue it on like that. you can easily get the paint in and out now I'm just going to turn it on its side and I'm going to apply e6000 and once again I'm going to use the zip ties as well and follow the same steps and when you're done with that, make sure you leave it maybe overnight so it Dry completely before applying the paint so that it does not fall apart. Now for the top tier I added an extra zip tie to close them all together just to make sure they stay on. together up there and this thing is holding up it didn't fall apart or anything so the e6000 and the flange definitely worked and yeah you guys have to try it and let me know what you think in the comments it was easy and definitely affordable and you might be making more of these for my other bottles.

You can place mod podge here. Paint almost anything with tacky glue. You can probably use this for spices too, but I want to know what you think in the comments. Let me know. What other

ideas

what else can we use this for? Maybe we can use it in the kitchen to save some space. Honestly, the best thing about this is that you can take it anywhere, so let me know in the comments what you think. I hope this idea helped and now it's time to say goodbye, so if you like this video make sure to give it a big thumbs up and subscribe for more fun DIYs and be sure to share it with your friends.

Thank you all for watching, stay safe. I'll see you all next time, bye.