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Minimalist Donut Wall

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A tall pegboard painted warm white, leaning against a wall behind a wedding dessert table, with neat rows of glazed donuts hanging on bare wooden pegs

What you'll make

Picture your guests wandering over after the first dance and plucking a glazed donut straight off the wall, grinning like kids at a bake sale. One painted pegboard and a handful of wooden pegs hold up to 48 donuts in tidy, calm rows. About $24 for the whole wall, donuts not included.

Materials (per item)

  • pegboard panel, about 2 x 4 feet · 1 panelthe wall the donuts hang on$13.19
  • thin wooden sticks (dowels), 1/4 inch thick · 4 stickscut into 24 pegs for the donuts$3.12
  • matte craft paint in one soft color · 2 bottlestwo smooth coats on the board$5.94
  • wood glue · about 2 tablespoonsholds each peg firmly in its hole$1.87
  • DIY cost each$24.12

Tools

  • Drill with a 1/4 inch bit
  • Small handsaw or sturdy pruning shears
  • Medium sandpaper (120 grit)
  • Small foam roller and tray
  • Tape measure
  • Pencil
  • Damp cloth
  • Two scrap pieces of wood

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