Are you tired of coming home from the beach to find wet towels scattered across your floor? Say goodbye to that mess and hello to a colorful and fun solution! Learn how to create your very own DIY Flip Flop Beach Towel Holder with this quick and easy step-by-step instructions. You'll be able to add a pop of color and functionality to your space in no time.

Materials Needed

A Board (34” long x 9 1/4” wide)
Wood Stain or Waverly Antique Wax
Paint brush
Baby Wipes
Chapstick
Chalk or Acrylic Paints
Vinyl for tropical shares and letter (I cut using my Cricut)
E6000 Glue
Flip flops in 6 different colors
Over the door Hanger from Dollar Tree
Sealer Spray
Hooks

Preparing the Board

Start by staining your board. To achieve the desired color, use a baby wipe or paper towel to wipe off the extra stain. Allow this layer to dry completely before moving to the next step.
To create a distressed look, use a chapstick (any kind) to make marks and lines where you want the stain to show through.
Paint over the chapstick marks with either chalk or acrylic paint. Allow this layer to dry, then gently remove the paint on top of the chapstick This will reveal the stained wood underneath, giving a distressed effect

Decorate with Vinyl Shapes and Acrylic Paint

Cut out several different tropical shapes and the letters ‘T O W E L S” from vinyl using a Cricut or Silhouette machine.
Place the tropical shapes randomly on the board. To create clean images make sure that the stencil in sealed on all the edges. This will prevent the paint from seeping under the stencil.

Seal The Board before putting it outside

If you plan on putting your Flip Flop Towel holder outside, be sure and seal with a Clear Spray.

Attaching the Flip Flops

Arrange the Flip Flops in a left and right pattern. I used six different styles of Flip Flops that I purchased from Dollar Tree. Glue them onto the board with E6000.

Add The ‘T O W E L S” lettering

I cut the word TOWELS in black vinyl and added each letter to the bottom of flip flops.

Add the Hooks for the Towels

I purchased hooks from Amazon and screwed each one under the flip flop.

Final Touches

With a staple gun, I attached the over-the-door hanger that I purchased from Dollar Tree onto the back of the Flip Flop Towel Holder. I hung the Flip Flop Beach Towel Holder over our fence and it has worked great! No more wet towels all over the house!

Creating your own DIY Flip Flop Beach Towel Holder is a perfect way to add color, functionality, and fun to your outdoor space. Plus, you can say goodbye to wet towels on the floor and hello to a vibrant and practical solution. Get creative and let your imagination run wild with this colorful project that will brighten up any room. So why wait? Start crafting today and enjoy the satisfaction of a job well done.

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