DIY Dish Rack | Tumbling tower block crafts |Dollar tree DIY |

It’s #DIYFriday with another tumbling block/jenga block craft! We are making a dish rack that can easily be customized to your space. Grab some blocks and lets get to crafting!

Supplies:
* 46 tumbling blocks = 2 boxes of 35 in store purchase or 1 box of 75 blocks if you purchase online
* Wood glue
* White paint

Dish rack Measurements: 13 inches long by 5 inches wide

Note: If using this as a drying rack, you’ll want to coat the wood with some type of food grade oil. The oil will preserve the wood and keep it from molding.

Team Gravey ❤️
“making things easy”

Music:
* The village idiot by Justnormal
* Could have been stardust by Sam Shore

[lindabrawley]

Awesome BRILLANT idea.
GOD BLESS & TYFS

[lisamcwilliams]

Love this so much. I have a Jenga game so
I’ll use it. I have wide bowls so I’ll do some wider spaces. Thank you. Can’t wait to do this

[mariamnoorismail]

Thank you soooo
Much definitely will be trying this

[tammylange]

This is brilliant! So easy and looks great. Thanks Team Gravey. 👍😊

[crystlcollins]

Thank you so much! I've wanted something like this for my hand-painted ceramics. I look forward to having them out on display safely instead of tucked in a cabinet. 💖

[kathleendolphin]

Such fun. Glad you shared your inspiration.

[heatherjohnson]

I love this!!!! Absolutely beautiful!!! Very IKEA ish!!! Love how minimalistic it looks😍😍😍😍

[missygarcia]

Love your dish rack! So easy and inexpensive. 😊

[SLaGrone]

Too cute 🥰!!! I just found your channel! I’m loving your creative!!!

[gaby_miklo]

This is awesome!! Thanks for the tutorial! 🤩

[tracyriordan]

Wow!! This is amazing and definitely something I came right away! I never saw this made anywhere! It is amazing! ( : I love this soooo much!

You are all extra creative over 5here at Team Gravy! I am soooo impressed! ( : I am not sure if I will use for dishes in cabinet or on counter for drying dishes! Definitely making it, though, and using it one way or another, maybe both! Lol! ) : It is fantastic! ( : Great job family! Thanks again for sharing! ♥️♥️♥️ Tracy ( :

[katrinagraham]

Dang girl - you are one creative lady! Amazing! I am going to make a few if I have enough blocks. I'll be using one to hold my canvas' one for my picture frames, plaques etc. This is going to look so awesome displayed in my craft closet. I am so excited! Thank you as always.
The Dollar Tree website won't let me pay with my Canadian PayPal or Canadian Credit Card and no curbside pickup.
I live in Ontario Canada and we are on lock down which means Essential Items ONLY! Stupid rules - I cannot buy a dang pen, a pad of paper, get well soon card or/and a cell phone charger and plug for my boyfriend (he had a Heart Attack Monday night) who is bored in the Hospital. I can buy a lottery ticket though which is considered an essential item??? Yes, I can visit him because we live together (at least that's what they think... wink wink)

[normansidey]

I give it 10 for effort, but glueing end-grain without any other fixing, the project is doomed to fall apart after a few short months at most. Better to use two strips of cheap pine, if you can’t obtain any off - cuts of hardwood from a friendly carpenter, or wood yard.