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Wearing masks when we go out have become a "normal" way of life for all of us. Almost every car you see, now has a mask hung over the rear view mirror or scattered across the car dash! We are no exception! Our daily masks hang out in labeled brown paper bags in the front window. But, inside the house, there has been no organization of all the daily essentials needed for a trip outside the house in this season of COVID-19.

But lack of organization is a thing of the past as we've put together a simple family "grab and go" mask station using Wall Control metal pegboard. 

This is a simple DIY to create a mask organization and storage system that functions as a mask drop zone for the entire family. The pegboard assembles quickly and because it's pegboard, it is extremely flexible to customize for your family needs.

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During this pandemic, when the CDC finally issued the statement that we should ALL wear a mask, I started researching various patterns so that I could  make them for Steph and I, friends, and anyone else that might want one. I've since joined a Facebook group that sews masks for medical groups and facilities, fire fighters, and more. I've also taken many to our local food bank for those that deliver food to others.

Here are some things I've learned during my weeks of sewing masks. Please add your tips in the comments!

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We just finished making DIY wireless charging neon nightstands. During that build, we realized we needed to find the exact center of the wood round, so the pipe flange would be placed properly. We researched a way to find this center, and below is the method that worked for us!

This post is sponsored by The Home Depot as a part of The Home Depot’s ProSpective Campaign.

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