• PVC 1 inch pipes – 26 pieces cut 2 1/2 ft long• 4 pieces of PVC 4ft long• 10 elbow joints• 10 T joints• 4 Cross (x) joints• 2 end caps• 1 threaded female hose connector• 1 drill with small 1/2 inch drill bit• PVC pipe glue• Pool noodles• Sponges• Ties/string/ribbon/decorations The first step is to build a framework of PVC pipe and PVC joints. Take 4 ft length PVC pipes and drill 8-10 holes. Connect three 2½ ft PVC pipes with T joints in the center and elbow joints at the end. REPEAT do this two times for both sides. NOTE: On one side use T joint instead of elbow joint. Add 4 PVC pipes to T joints to start to build up. At top of T joint on both sides add x joints. REPEAT for both sides. Add 2½ length PVC to each elbow joint. REPEAT for both sides. At top of each length add elbow joint. Connect 2 sides you created with 4 foot lengths. PVC pipe glue keeps water tight and structure stable.
Mason jars are cheap, easy to work with, and can also make some great rustic looking décor. Today, Mark's going to show you how to build these awesome looking mason jar organizers! You can use them in the bathroom, kitchen, or tool shed. You can turn them into planters. There are so many different things you can do with these. And they're very inexpensive to make.
