Well don't you just rock the house. Very cool. So space efficient and it looks like it will hold up well too with that nice big chunky center dowel.
You rock.
Wow this is neat! What size drill bit to make the holes to slide the dowels in 1/2". Do I need a screw in the bottom for the main dowel or wood glue is enough? How did you make this?
Hammy
I really can't remember what size drill bit I used. I have so many that I just grabbed which ever one fit the size of the dowel. 
Best way is to lay the drill bit flat against the end of the dowel. I drilled the bottom all the way through. I did not secure it in place since I will be taking it apart when I do not need it. Just make sure it's a secure fit so it's doesn't wobble around.
Ok wait--but did you make it from scratch?? Did you fell the tree???
I also made one like that. Mine is made out of pcv pipe and it has different sizes for certain things. For instance I hang my bow loops on them. I can also hang flowers to dry on the smaller one.
And it only cost me $4!!! Bought all my supplies at Michaels and it works great! Best part is that I can take out all of the dowels for easy storage!
Excellent idea!
Ok wait--but did you make it from scratch?? Did you fell the tree???
That made me laugh this morning--you are too funny...
Very neat!
I bought almost exactly the same thing this weekend. It was labeled as a noodle drying rack and it was $6. It didn't have a pretty round base though, just a square.
TexasRose, where did you find yours?
I got it at Central Market, which is a gourmet grocery store but I think it's only in TX so far...it's owned by HEB.
Thanks for sharing. I'm going to make me one now I can do this.
This is an awesome idea!! I typically use my baking racks with the edges stacked on books or tupperware for height. I have occasionally bumped them and lost all my flowers...not fun!
Very helpful. How long do most of you dry your sugar flowers for? ( I'm making callas, chrysathemums, carnations and mini sunflowers.. ) Wedding is Saturday.
AND do you steam them right after making them, or once they dry?
thank you.
Drying depends on the humidity where I live. It can take a couple of days during the summer. They shouldn't be steamed until dry.
[quote="khoudek"] I typically use my baking racks with the edges stacked on books or tupperware for height. I have occasionally bumped them and lost all my flowers...not fun!
Yep! This is exactly how I do mine also~ bumped them several times also 
The wooden rack idea rocks for sure- thanks for sharing
Very helpful. How long do most of you dry your sugar flowers for? ( I'm making callas, chrysathemums, carnations and mini sunflowers.. ) Wedding is Saturday.
AND do you steam them right after making them, or once they dry?
thank you.
Steam them when totally dry 
I use Nicholas Lodge's gumpaste and it always dries overnight, even with the humidity here.
Looking at the rack, I think you could slide some of those pink foam rollers onto the dowels to dry bow loops on. The foams come in different sizes too. Just a thought
SugarFrosted- that's an awesome idea. I use those white coated organizer racks ATM..(like for stacking stuff in a cabinet) but I like the idea for drying the ribbon!!
Looking at the rack, I think you could slide some of those pink foam rollers onto the dowels to dry bow loops on. The foams come in different sizes too. Just a thought
That is an excellent idea! I'm also going to be adding more holes to the rack I made so that I can hang more flowers to dry at the same time. I love this thing!
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