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Hanging Wooden DIY Key Holder

By: Malissa & Machelle from ajoyfulriot.com

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Hanging Wooden DIY Key Holder
Hanging Wooden DIY Key Holder
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Do you always seem to lose your keys once you step through your doorway? Make sure they’re in clear view with this Hanging DIY Key Holder! This simple wood project will save you from those frantic searches for your keys every day. You could also use it as rustic wall décor. You can create this homemade key holder in less than ten steps, making it an easy DIY wood project to accomplish. Add as many hooks as you want, and you have a beautiful new home for your keys.  

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Marilyn B

Jan 06, 2017

The last key ring holder I had, I needed to hang upside down because it didn't fit into the area I wanted! But this is a great idea that can be made just the right size! I think securing it on the back of the wood to the wall with two or three drilled holes to hang on nails would keep it secure to the wall, or conversely, adding loops of strong twine to hand on Command hooks or nails would keep it from swaying! Would look so pretty painted to match or compliment decor as well! Neat project!

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