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Measure the height of the door - divide it into five parts and mark with pencil where you will put the shelves.
2 Seamstress 2
MEASURE AND CUT the lis-to-nes of the same length, 6 cm less than the width of the door and sand the edges.
3 Seamstress 3
MARK AND DRILL the points where the sticks for the threads will go. Do it but without drilling completely.
4 Seamstress 4
FIT each assembling stick with the hammer. They must all be at the same distance and height.
5 Seamstress 5
PAINT THE SHELVES and their sticks in the color of the furniture, in this case, in white. Then let dry.
6 Seamstress 6
Glue each shelf along the door, at the same distance, following the marks made before.
7 Seamstress 7
PLACE all wire shelves as you need at different distances for all types of bobbins.
8 Seamstress 8
TAKE ADVANTAGE of the other door, nailing pins that will serve to hang cloth bags to store small parts.
9 Seamstress 9
RESULT a seamstress very well used one door to place threads and the other to organize ribbons, buttons ...
How absurd
Not bad!!!!
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