Towel ladder

Display pretty towels on this DIY hanging rack Takes 1hr Cost £7.94

4 x pieces of 50cm long wood Drill with 7mm bit Sandpaper 6mm thick natural sisal rope, £7.94 for 30.5m, B&Q

Sticky tape Ruler & pencil

Take four matching pieces of wood measuring 50cm long and, 3cm from each end, drill a 7mm hole with a wood bit through each. Use sandpaper to smooth the edges. Cut two pieces of rope to 140cm long. On one length, tie a knot in one end and wrap sticky tape around the other to stop it from fraying.

1Thread the rope up through the first piece of wood (with the sticky taped end first), and push the wood down so it rests firmly on the knot. Tie another knot 23cm above the first length of wood and thread on the next piece of wood. Make another knot at equal height and continue until all four rungs are in place. Repeat with the second piece of rope and knot the loose ends of the rope together at the top to hang.

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