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- Bend the two sides of your hanger at the middle.
- Use a pair of pliers to squeeze both ends so that the wires lay flat against each other.
- Fold the two sides up to form a stand just wide enough to fit an open book.
- Fold the top of the hanger up to stand at a right angle.
- Fold the top of the hanger to face the front.
Just so, how do you make a cardboard book stand?
How to Make a Cardboard Book Stand
- Use the ruler to draw a rectangle on the lightweight cardboard.
- Cut out the shape.
- Trace the pattern twice onto heavy cardboard or mat board.
- Use scissors to cut out the two sides of your book stand, or place the cardboard on a cutting mat and use a box cutter.
- Vertical Space. Don't be afraid to stack your books in a very tall, skinny shelf.
- Under Benches. If you have bench seats around your house, these can be a great place to store books.
- Transform Closets.
- Thin Shelves.
- On a Staircase.
- On Top of Cupboards.
- On Mini Shelves.
Keeping this in consideration, what can I use for bookends?
These bookends are made of rocks. If you want to create something similar you'll need rocks of different shapes and sizes, hot glue sticks, glue, gold leaf adhesive and gold leaf, a hot glue gun, toothpicks, an old paint brush, soap and a toothbrush.
Seal the boxes tightly with sturdy acid-free packing tape. Label clearly as needed. Keep the storage boxes out of direct sunlight and away from radiators or heating vents, as the increased temperature can crack bindings. Finally, place the boxes of books on a shelf, so they're protected in case of leaks or floods.