I recently made a new display shelf to show off my stickers at art shows and craft festivals. I documented the whole process in a YouTube video, and made a list of the tools, materials and dimensions below so you can make one for yourself! If you've been looking for something that is light-weight, easy to transport and looks good with stickers then this is a great project for you! As a bonus it's easy to execute and requires no wood-working skills, just a can-do attitude, and a couple simple tools.
Tools:
Clamps:
Miter saw or hand saw - Either will work
Materials:
1"x2"x4' Board x3
1'4"x36" Square Dowel x2
Wood Glue
Cuts:
Square 1/4" dowels:
Cut 3 12.5" pieces
1x2 board:
Cut 7 12.5" pieces
Cut 2 3.25" pieces
These are the supports - if you don't want them sticking out the back you can trim off a quarter inch. I did this by slicing a few times with a utility blade and a ruler, then using a chisel to break the piece off. It wasn't perfect, but it worked.
Notes
You can make your sticker display as wide as you would like. I made mine 12.5 inches wide.
I used a miter saw to make my cuts, but this board is so thin you could also use a small hand saw.
