I am trying to build a plate rack......?

Oct 10, 2007 by AnneShirley03-03-07 | Posted in Do It Yourself (DIY)

 I would like to develop a wooden dresser that fits the wall with drainage. I w window where the rack is so there can be no one here, but I likea rack to drip dry neutral plates and cups and are stored there too. Has anyone got one of these?

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Source: Kansas City Star