Time for a more visual display!
I've seen all sorts of creative ideas online lately and, since I have plenty of room on the closet wall, I decided to make a large cork-board display for myself.
I took a plain old cork board (you can use any size, depending on how much jewelry you want to display) and painted the wood trim turquoise. I love bright colors, but have always been too chicken to use them in my house of earth tones, so this closet project was the perfect opportunity to try something a little more bold.
I also bought a little stencil to paint some birdies on the cork.
For earrings, I put a little wire across the top. It's jewelry wire that I happened to have on hand already. You could use twine or ribbon too. I attached it to the board with some wooden tacks that I found a Sprawlmart a long time ago. It would be cute to glue some little buttons on the ends of the tacks. {note to self!}
Finally, I added a few hooks to the bottom of the frame, from which to hang necklaces.
My shoe box contraption is right below this, so it acts as a nice little shelf for extras. I used an old pottery flower pot to hold bracelets, a crystal ring holder, and a small dish for post earrings. I'm considering spray painting the shoe shelf but, until then, it has a little piece of fabric over the top. I also got the stink-eye when I inquired about painting the ugly cedar walls. Boo hiss.
Now to finish purging jewelry and hanging up the rest!
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5 comments:
Very cute! And practical. Currently my jewelry is in a tangled pile on my dresser. Your way is much better!
I LIKE it!
P.S. I also like the cedar walls.
:)
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Hi there- found you through the hop and am a new follower. This s the best jewelry organizer idea yet! I will definitely be making this one day. The flexibility it provides is amazing. I hope you have time to follow my life in South Africa by http://withoutcomplexities.blogspot.com
I hope you have a great week!
I love this idea. It looks great.
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