DIY CRICUT TOOL ORGANIZER

Hey there! I am finally getting around in taking my Christmas presents out of their boxes.  I have some special kiddos.  They knew I would love having a Cricut for my very own.  Now where to put it and how to store all the tools!   Before I get to organizing my tools I need to mention this is our monthly Pinterest Challenge, the challenge is hosted by Erlene with My Pinterventures.  Pinterest is a great place for all of us to go and check out home décor, recipes, DIYs, crafts and so much more. Today I am in a group of talented bloggers sharing our version of some organization inspiration.  There’s only one rule, take a pin we find on Pinterest and recreate it with our own spin. To view my previous Pinterest challenges you can catch up here ⇒ PINTEREST CHALLENGES.  Just click to follow me and my pins on Pinterest →PINTEREST ACCOUNT.

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I found a couple of pins on how to store your Cricut tools on Pinterest, the ones I like are the framed display holders.  Here are some of the inspirations I like.  First photo is from Crafting in the Rain and the second is from Jennifer Maker.

 

 

I love the look of the peg board but wanted to organize mine with things I already have here at home.  Here is what I am using for my Cricut display.

  • 11 x 14 frame
  • 11 x 14 board
  • one mini dowel rod
  • scrapbook paper
  • E6000
  • paint
  • drill

A 11 x 14 frame works perfect for my tools.  I placed them on the cut board to figure out how I want them to be.  Made a dot where I want my dowel rod to be.

I drilled 7 holes into my board where I made the dots.  I will cut dowel rods and glue the pegs in the drilled hole with E6000.

I took one dowel rod and cut it 1 ¼ inches 7 times.  I used my Dollar Tree hand saw to cut the 7 pieces off.

Painted the frame and pegs Waverly Chalk paint, Ocean.

Let the frame dry.  Adding the scrapbook paper to the front of the board.  I used wallpaper border adhesive.  Applied it to the back of the paper with a paint sponge.

I used a dowel rod to poke through the paper.

Sanded and painted the pegs the same color as the frame.

Once the pegs dried I applied E6000 into the drilled holes and placed a peg into the hole.

To add the board to the frame I applied E6000 to the inner frame and placed the board into the frame.  I painted the back of the board Ocean as well.

I let that set for a couple hours.

Placed my tools where I wanted them.  So cute!

I am ready to start working with it all.

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22 thoughts on “DIY CRICUT TOOL ORGANIZER

  1. This kind of reminds me of peg board storage and I love it. The Cricut tools look so cute framed. Makes me want to create a mini framed storage for my Silhouette tools.

    1. I can’t wait to get mine set up and start using it. I just haven’t had time to sit down and learn how to use my Cricut yet. ha! Always running 90 to nothing these days.

    1. I just got my Cricut for Christmas, I am sure as I use it I will have more tools. Might have to use a larger frame. ha! I hope it works for your daughter. Thanks for stopping by.

    1. Cherrly I haven’t tried it out yet. Too busy with other projects. I hope to use it a lot. It is a great way to display your tools and it looks so cute. Thanks for stopping by.

    1. I am sure if he has been using the Cricut a lot he will need a lot bigger board, but the concept is the same. Hope this gave him some inspiration.

    1. You will have to share what you will be working on with your Cricut. Maybe we can do a project together. ha! I haven’t much knowledge on the thing so I will have to read up first.

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