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DIY Yoga Mat Holder

  • December 21, 2016

DIY Huntress
DIY Huntress
DIY Huntress
DIY Huntress

New year means new you! For those of you who have made room in your personal lives for fitness, why not make room in your home for it as well? Create a trendy yoga mat holder for your home in just a few easy steps! Yoga not for you? Good thing this holder doubles as a coat rack as well. Multipurpose living (and New Years Resolutions) never looked so good.

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  1. Project Steps

    1. Step: 1

      Cut your plywood backing to 14 3/4" x 24".

    2. Step: 2

      Use a straight edge to find the center of your plywood backing. Create four even rectangles to help map out your design.

    3. Step: 3

      Cut a scrap piece of 1x3 at 45 degrees to use as a stencil for your mat holder. Use this stencil to trace your design.

    4. Step: 4

      Start each board with a 45 degree cut. Line up each board with the design you traced. Once lined up, use a pencil to trace the cut mark on each board. This will be where the 1x3 overhangs the plywood backing.

    5. Step: 5

      Cut your 1x3's on the cut lines. All cuts will be made at 45 degrees.

    6. Step: 6

      Attach all 1x3 boards with a brad nailer and 1" nails.

    7. Step: 7

      Cut four pieces for your border (2 long edges @ 24" and 2 short edges @ 15 1/4"). Attach them to the mat holder with a brad nailer and 1" nails.

    8. Step: 8

      Sand & stain your piece.

    9. Step: 9

      Attach large hooks on the front for the mat and small hooks on the back for hanging.

    10. Step: 10

      Hang your mat!

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DIY Yoga Mat Holder

by DIY Huntress
Dec 21, 2016

New year means new you! For those of you who have made room in your personal lives for fitness, why not make room in your home for it as well? Create a trendy yoga mat holder for your home in just a few easy steps! Yoga not for you? Good thing this holder doubles as a coat rack as well. Multipurpose living (and New Years Resolutions) never looked so good.

Project Steps

  1. Step: 1

    Cut your plywood backing to 14 3/4" x 24".

  2. Step: 2

    Use a straight edge to find the center of your plywood backing. Create four even rectangles to help map out your design.

  3. Step: 3

    Cut a scrap piece of 1x3 at 45 degrees to use as a stencil for your mat holder. Use this stencil to trace your design.

  4. Step: 4

    Start each board with a 45 degree cut. Line up each board with the design you traced. Once lined up, use a pencil to trace the cut mark on each board. This will be where the 1x3 overhangs the plywood backing.

  5. Step: 5

    Cut your 1x3's on the cut lines. All cuts will be made at 45 degrees.

  6. Step: 6

    Attach all 1x3 boards with a brad nailer and 1" nails.

  7. Step: 7

    Cut four pieces for your border (2 long edges @ 24" and 2 short edges @ 15 1/4"). Attach them to the mat holder with a brad nailer and 1" nails.

  8. Step: 8

    Sand & stain your piece.

  9. Step: 9

    Attach large hooks on the front for the mat and small hooks on the back for hanging.

  10. Step: 10

    Hang your mat!