Diy Brush Tree

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Traci L.

Jul 4, 2014

Traci L.

I made this to dry my brushes on,instead of a towel I'm going to get a brush tree eventually but for now this will do and it was free ,just a box and duct tape and my brushes dry so much faster.

Grace K.

Jul 4, 2014

Grace K.

Ooooh Traci I love this idea! I have been eyeing the actual brush tree for ages I feel like but I can't bring myself to spend so much money on something just to hold my brushes...at least not on my college student budget lmao. I had been leaning them off of books onto towels so water wouldn't drip down into the ferrule, I totally need one of these lol. How did you keep the brushes from falling through the hole & onto the table? I'm totally going to do this the next time I wash my brushes! Thank you :*

Traci L.

Jul 4, 2014

Traci L.

Thanks Grace I poked the holes threw the card board then stuck the brushes threw took them back out then covered it with duct tape and poked threw the tape and to keep the holes from stretching to wide take the tape and go around the holes on the top and bottom just use small strips

Aferdita N.

Jul 4, 2014

Aferdita N.

This is like, genius.

Aru T.

Jul 5, 2014

Aru T.

Wow I was thinking about this but could not completely devise the plan. this is the perfect guideline I need...thank you thank you Thanku Traci :)

Traci L.

Jul 5, 2014

Traci L.

thanks ladies

Kitty K.

Jul 8, 2014

Kitty K.

Aww cute!

CPT- Lili R.

Jul 9, 2014

CPT- Lili R.

Very creative

Traci L.

Jul 9, 2014

Traci L.

Thanks beauties

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