Drying rack for paintings

Last week I had to build a drying rack because I had 39 cabinet doors to paint. Since I'm in a bit of a rush to finish this house, I did not build these doors.

This DIY painting rack looks awesome for many reasons: Cheap to make. Looks like it would take up hardly any room to store when not in use. You can make the support rods any length, and also make the spacing between the rods just right for the depth of the canvas. Win-win.

Art drying racks shown with papers. Cost $17 per cube.

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Turn a magazine rack sideways and make a drying rack for painted pictures! Clears my counter of all the artwork my kids painted today. I got this for $1 at a thrift store!

I only have a small space to paint and am trying to figure out how to handle my wet paintings while they dry. I was wondering how […]

My drying rack was originally all light blue. I teach four classes a day, so I divided it up and spray painted each section to keep my student's artwork better organized.

While beavering away on a new painting series, I've found myself surrounded by wet panels propped up in various locations against the walls around my studio, begging me to kick them over unintentionally. It was beginning to stress me out…

I'm off to the farm this week to paint trim and stain the floor in the studio - the last bit of work to do before I can start setting up the space. Since there's really not much to show, I thought I'd share some ideas I've gathered for the space. I need shelving as I have books, frames, canvases...all that need a home. This bookcase is nice and I really like the brush holder. source I like the shallow shelves in this picture. They'd be great for all the cans and bottles of paint. The…

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Materials: Baby bed Sniglar

DIY art drying rack made from a baby bed. Baby Bed was purchased from Target.

Kiddos get to paint more since it is so quick and easy to put up to dry. Check out tips in post. Kidpeople Classroom: Paint Drying Rack Hack!

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A cheap drying rack I made to help separate my art area from the computers. It's made from an inexpensive garment rack, shower curtain, string, and clothes pins.

And yet another use for those wire cubes! I've been working on paper a lot, but have learned (the hard way) that wet painted papers STICK TOGETHER. So, my drying rack. It's only attached at three corners so that large journals and papers can fit it, and once again it's held together with zip ties. When I get back to painting on canvas, I'll just turn it on its side to hold even large canvases comfortably.

At the beginning of last year, I posted about all that I was doing to keep things organized. Now, that I am prepping for the coming year, I thought I would share what worked for me, and what didn't. This first part is actually from a different post talking about centers. I still absolutely LOVE centers for my pre-K and Kindergarten classes. The kids end up doing a better job on the main lesson because they get more individual attention from me. They are less likely to do a rush job, because…