Craft Ideas, Sewing & Fabric Crafts · Easy · 25 minutes
DIY Fabric Ribbon Winder From a Blind Slat
Organize your craft ribbons with this DIY fabric ribbon winder from a blind slat. It’s a simple and effective way to keep your ribbons tidy and easy to find.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- 25 minutes
Materials
- Window blind slat
- Ruler
- Pencil
- Scissors
- Sandpaper
- Ribbon or trim
How to make it
- Remove a slat from an old window blind.
- Use a ruler and pencil to mark equal sections on the slat.
- Cut the slat into pieces using scissors.
- Trim notches into the sides of each piece.
- Smooth the edges with sandpaper.
- Wrap ribbon or trim around each winder and secure the end.
A diy fabric ribbon winder is a clever way to keep your ribbons organized and easy to access. This project uses upcycled blind slats and simple cards to neatly store various ribbon colors. It’s ideal for crafters who want a tidy and visually appealing storage solution.
The winder keeps ribbons separated and prevents tangling, making it easy to see and select the color you need. The compact wooden box fits nicely on a shelf and adds a rustic touch to your craft area.
When using scissors to cut slats or ribbons, always handle them with care and supervise children during the process to ensure safety.
