Drywall accessory holder and associated use thereof

1. A drywall accessory holder for keeping existing accessories at a substantially stable position during drywall applications, said drywall accessory holder comprising:

a receptacle having an open top end and a centrally registered longitudinal axis, said receptacle being suitably sized and shaped for receiving and holding existing glazing compound and the existing accessories therein;

a wire frame having a predetermined shape communicatively coupled to said receptacle such that said receptacle is maintained at a substantially stable position; and

a lid pivotally coupled to said wire frame in such a manner that said lid is removably positioned entirely along said open top end of said receptacle;

wherein said wire frame is capable of being hung from an existing support structure;

wherein said receptacle is a drywall mud-pan intercalated between an anterior portion and a posterior portion of said wire frame;

wherein said wire frame comprises

a hook located at said posterior portion;

a plurality of linear segments oppositely extending laterally away from said hook;

a plurality of U-shaped segments attached to said linear segments, respectively, and extended towards said anterior portion; and

a plurality of eyelets connected to said U-shaped segments, respectively;

wherein said lid comprises: a plurality of linear slots disposed parallel to the centrally registered longitudinal axis;

wherein said wire frame comprises: a plurality of fasteners pivotally coupled to said eyelets and said lid such that said lid is articulated, between an open position and a closed position, about a fulcrum axis oriented parallel to the centrally registered longitudinal axis;

a flexible wire strap spaced from said wire frame, said receptacle, and said lid; wherein said flexible wire strap is selectively morphed to a desired shape and engaged to the existing accessories for maintaining the existing accessories at a substantially stable position during drywall applications.

2. The drywall accessory holder of claim 1 , wherein said lid hangs downwardly and in front of said anterior portion when adapted to said open position.

3. The drywall accessory holder of claim 2 , wherein said receptacle is cradled within said U-shaped segments.

4. A drywall accessory holder for keeping existing accessories at a substantially stable position during drywall applications, said drywall accessory holder comprising:

a unitary and single receptacle having an open top end and a centrally registered longitudinal axis, said receptacle being suitably sized and shaped for receiving and holding existing glazing compound and the existing accessories therein;

a wire frame having a unitary, continuous, and predetermined shape communicatively coupled to said receptacle such that said receptacle is maintained at a substantially stable position; and

a lid pivotally coupled to said wire frame in such a manner that said lid is removably positioned entirely along said open top end of said receptacle;

wherein said wire frame is capable of being hung from an existing support structure;

wherein said receptacle is a drywall mud-pan intercalated between an anterior portion and a posterior portion of said wire frame;

wherein said wire frame comprises

a hook located at said posterior portion;

a plurality of linear segments oppositely extending laterally away from said hook;

a plurality of U-shaped segments attached to said linear segments, respectively, and extended towards said anterior portion; and

a plurality of eyelets connected to said U-shaped segments, respectively;

wherein said lid comprises: a plurality of linear slots disposed parallel to the centrally registered longitudinal axis;

wherein said wire frame comprises: a plurality of fasteners pivotally coupled to said eyelets and said lid such that said lid is articulated, between an open position and a closed position, about a fulcrum axis oriented parallel to the centrally registered longitudinal axis;

a flexible wire strap spaced from said wire frame, said receptacle, and said lid; wherein said flexible wire strap is selectively morphed to a desired shape and engaged to the existing accessories for maintaining the existing accessories at a substantially stable position during drywall applications.

5. The drywall accessory holder of claim 4 , wherein said lid hangs downwardly and in front of said anterior portion when adapted to said open position.

6. The drywall accessory holder of claim 5 , wherein said receptacle is cradled within said U-shaped segments.

7. A method of utilizing a drywall accessory holder for keeping existing accessories at a substantially stable position during drywall applications, said method comprising the steps of:

providing a unitary and single receptacle having an open top end and a centrally registered longitudinal axis, said receptacle being suitably sized and shaped for receiving and holding existing glazing compound and the existing accessories therein;

providing and communicatively coupling a wire frame having a unitary, continuous, and predetermined shape to said receptacle such that said receptacle is maintained at a substantially stable position;

providing and pivotally coupling a lid to said wire frame in such a manner that said lid is removably positioned entirely along said open top end of said receptacle; and

hanging said wire frame from an existing support structure;

wherein said receptacle is a drywall mud-pan intercalated between an anterior portion and a posterior portion of said wire frame;

wherein said wire frame comprises

a hook located at said posterior portion;

a plurality of linear segments oppositely extending laterally away from said hook;

a plurality of U-shaped segments attached to said linear segments, respectively, and extended towards said anterior portion; and

a plurality of eyelets connected to said U-shaped segments, respectively;

wherein said lid comprises: a plurality of linear slots disposed parallel to the centrally registered longitudinal axis;

wherein said wire frame comprises: a plurality of fasteners pivotally coupled to said eyelets and said lid such that said lid is articulated, between an open position and a closed position, about a fulcrum axis oriented parallel to the centrally registered longitudinal axis;

a flexible wire strap spaced from said wire frame, said receptacle, and said lid; wherein said flexible wire strap is selectively morphed to a desired shape and engaged to the existing accessories for maintaining the existing accessories at a substantially stable position during drywall applications.