Baker's Twine Spool Holder

Today I'm creating a better way to store the 

Baker's Twine I use in my workshop. 

My basement and workshop are once again getting cleaned, purged and organized. I need to do this every once in a while because when I create I make a huge mess. 

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Today I'm tackling this pile of Baker's Twine.

I had a lot of wood leftover from an old dresser I disassembled in my basement. I saved some of the wood and it's come in very handy. 

While I was looking for a dowel to cut for the pegs I remembered I had a jar of pegs on my supply shelf I found at a garage sale... perfect!

I drilled holes the size of the pegs down the center of one of the reclaimed boards. 

I used a little wood glue then hammered the pegs into the holes. 

I painted the board and the pegs with white paint then added a length of measuring tape for decoration. I realized later it is great for measuring the twine too!

Using an old repurposed drawer with a frame I made a few years ago, I made a string station for all my twine and string. 

This was an easy project that will keep my Baker's twine organized!

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