DIY Wall Pocket Organizers

<p>Hello!</p> <p> Nowadays recycling has become a significant action to almost all of the people around the world. Save the planet they say! It is especially cool to those who do not like to throw thing away. </p> <p> Today we are going to make absolutely cool and unique wall pocket organizer using empty lotion bottles. You may use a shampoo and bottles from the other cosmetics as well. It is a fun way to recycle thing and get something unusual from that.</p><figure><img src="https://abbigli.com/thumbs/vIGeJBShnuuk7A2uGr-m9cCwx6A=/099e14ed62564f659bd932919af6ef0b"></figure> <p> Here is what you will need:<br>- Empty lotion bottles (as many as you want)<br>- Adhesive remover<br>- Rubbing alcohol<br>- Paper<br>- Scotch tape<br>- Permanent marker<br>- Craft knife or scissors<br>- Sand paper<br>- Wooden door knobs</p><figure><img src="https://abbigli.com/thumbs/SEtKk-X4TgRMi7eQzM85Aiqucfw=/b46c6475dc6d47109152779cb1a79ec3"></figure> <p> Directions:</p> <p> Peel off all of the labels on the bottle.</p><figure><img src="https://abbigli.com/thumbs/XShpHFt56YKIeetpmoCf2zw2tYI=/67e3e025ab124a7aae46db2128184508"></figure><p>Remove any sticky residue with an adhesive remover and wipe down the bottles with rubbing alcohol.</p><figure><img src="https://abbigli.com/thumbs/CiyzQ4N9lZWxy1J4LB-CQWxtPS8=/d99fddc3bb974a0cbd201c62e936b26b"></figure> <p> Draw a template on paper to fit your bottle.&nbsp; Cut out the template, wrap it around the bottle, tape it in place, and trace it onto the bottle with permanent marker.&nbsp; The front side of my template is about 3 inches tall and the back side where the hanger is about 5.5 inches tall.&nbsp; The circular opening for the hanger is 1.5″ in diameter, which I sized to match my knobs.</p><figure><img src="https://abbigli.com/thumbs/QjhdDo2RVABII5hAHUZ83FhQhG0=/1ab8ca86b0b04479ba6b796da16b3bc6"></figure> <p> Use a craft knife to cut along the lines using a small, sawing motion with steady force.&nbsp; Go slowly!&nbsp; A curved craft knife might be easier, especially for cutting the curved portions of the tracing.&nbsp; For the circular portion, I found it easier to poke a hole in the center of it and insert very sharp scissors to cut out the circle from the center.</p><figure><img src="https://abbigli.com/thumbs/sFk06P8J5cSX9iS1SpLXqDDEtkw=/22465edb54884f61b2e62a66a8c318a1"></figure> <p> Use sand paper to smooth out any jagged or rough edges if needed.&nbsp; You can also use scissors to even out edges, but be careful not to cut off too much. </p> <p> Drill your knobs into the wall and hang up your organizers.</p><figure><img src="https://abbigli.com/thumbs/Vc53FOorGaWqiq-iwTSc_HkcCRc=/a6a543e1eb954225b9ae5ec0d68b0c75"></figure> <p> And voila! Those are super cute and useful in every house. Don’t forget to recycle the excess plastic parts you cut off.</p><figure><img src="https://abbigli.com/thumbs/aYs60XWab1po83YZU87M6U8o0KY=/4d99949195b146d9820d4d42d3935bcd"></figure> <figure><img src="https://abbigli.com/thumbs/GCl3Ij7oKM0cF2avXBa8aB6IFoU=/4a7872dd91364b059735cb2b4bd8681e"></figure><p> Source:&nbsp;<a href="http://www.homeyohmy.com">homeyohmy.com</a></p>