Turning waste into treasure! The storage rack made of milk powder cans can also be very feminine!
Prepare a paintbrush, paint your favorite color and pattern on the tin, prepare a wooden board, and put the decorated tin The can can be glued on and then nailed to the wall.
Preparation materials: rags, hot melt glue gun, scissors.
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