in this latest post, i have taken an average shoe rack and added a dash of whimsy using fabric & one of my favorite craft supplies: mod podge!

to collect:

a shoe rack {i purchased this particular rack from the container store, and measures 19"x24"}
fabric of choice {i chose 'pearl bracelets' by lizzy house}
mod podge + foam brush
glue gun + glue sticks
rotary cutter + mat + ruler or scissors

to do:

lay the shoe rack backing on top of your fabric of choice.
using scissors or your rotary cutter + ruler, cut the fabric so approximately one inch or more extends beyond all four sides of your shoe rack backing piece {see pic}. in my case, the backing was 19"x24", so i cut the fabric a bit larger than 21"x26" --- it's okay for the fabric to be a bit larger

after cutting your fabric down to size, it's time to attach it to the shoe rack backing piece.
grab your mod podge, and pour a fair amount onto a paper plate {easy clean up later}.
dab sponge brush and begin brushing the mod podge onto the backing piece --- work quickly, getting a fair amount of mod podge spread over the entire piece.
lay your fabric on top of the mod podged backing piece, leaving 1"+ of fabric hanging over all four sides.
begin from the middle, and use your fingers to smooth the fabric out towards the edges {removing bubbles}
{mod podge will seep through the fabric, but don't fear! it will dry and be unnoticeable}

flip the entire piece over.
turn on your glue gun.
in 4-6" sections, apply glue, fold fabric over/pull tight and attach to shoe rack back.
continue along all four edges.