How to Make a Wall-Mounted Bottle Opener

• Canned Goods

  • 1 Card stock

• Other

  • brush or rags
  • drill and bits (countersink optional
  • hammer
  • nail
  • white paint and brush
  • precision knife
  • sandpaper, coarse grit
  • screws
  • spray adhesive
  • red spray paint
  • wall bottle opener
  • wood stain
  • wooden plaque, 6" x 14"

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Ingredients

• wooden plaque, 6 x 14
• sandpaper, fine grit
• wood stain
• brush or rags
• white paint and brush
• sandpaper, coarse grit
• bottle opener stencil template
• card stock
• precision knife
• spray adhesive
• red spray paint
• wall bottle opener
• drill and bits (countersink optional)
• screws
• nail
• hammer

Directions

• Sand any rough edges of the wooden plaque and wipe clean. Apply your choice of colored wood stain using a brush or rag then allow it to dry.
• Using a clean brush, apply a coat of white paint over the stain. Allow it to dry then sand the edges for a distressed look. Wipe plaque clean and set aside.
• Download the bottle opener stencil template and open in Adobe Reader. Print on card stock and cut out using a precision knife.
• Apply spray adhesive on the back of the stencil then center on the plaque, leaving enough room for the bottle opener at the top and the bucket on the bottom. Protect areas not to be painted then spray the stencil with red paint and allow it to dry.
• Place opener near top of the plaque and screw into place, using a drill.
• Mark a hole on the plaque just above the opener and a second hole near the bottom of the plaque. Drill holes for the screws. Countersink, if desired, to make screws flush with plaque.
• Just below the stenciled letters, center a small nail on which to hold the bucket and hammer in place—be sure to hammer it in at an angle.
• Screw plaque into wall then hang bucket on nail. Grab your favorite brew and pop open.