Stands and organizers for storing jewelry can be made with your own hands from saucers, candlesticks, ceramic pots, building mesh, door handles ... How - read a selection of workshops.
1. Cork Board Organizer
It is convenient to store beads, pendants, chains on such an organizer.
You will need:
- 4 cork boards;
- stencils, paint and sponge or brush;
- pins, cloves or hooks;
- mount to the wall.
Work sequence:
1. Using stencils and paint, apply the pattern to the planks.
2. Wait for the paint to dry and stick pins, cloves in the planks or screw the hooks. It will remain to fix the organizers on the wall and hang decorations.
Photo and source: katelynbrooke.com
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2. Organizer box for watches and bracelets
A good way to organize your bracelets and watches is to keep them away from light and dust.
You will need:
- several bushings from skeins of paper towels;
- beautiful napkins (for example, for decoupage), wrapping paper or wallpaper residues;
- scissors;
- glue;
- a box with a lid of a suitable size.
Work sequence:
1. Clean the sleeves from the remnants of towels, glue and glue with napkins or paper, wrapping the ends of the paper inside the sleeves.
2. Put the resulting holders in a box. Done!
Photo and source: onceuponherdream.blogspot.com
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3. Door Handle Organizer
Very original and convenient model - door handles of different stripes act as holders!
You will need:
- plank or plywood;
- fabric for tight fitting;
- rope for attaching fabric (you can also glue fabric or use a furniture stapler);
- a variety of door handles (it is best to go to a furniture store and buy 1-2 pieces of different sizes and shapes);
- drill.
Work sequence:
1. Spread the pens on the plank. Mark the places of their fastening and drill holes.
2. Cover the board with a cloth, securing it in a way convenient for you. Then fix the handles on the plank. Done!
Photo and source: lizmariegalvanblog.blogspot.com
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4. Organizer from instrument trays
Such trays are usually placed in a kitchen drawer to store cutlery in them. However, they can be used to make convenient organizer shelves for storing jewelry and small things.
You will need:
- 2 or 3 trays for appliances (in this case, taken wooden);
- spray paint;
- paper for decoration and glue;
- adhesive hooks;
- wall mounts.
Work sequence:
1. Paint trays with spray paint. Some parts of future organizers can be pasted over with patterned paper.
2. Wait for the glue and paint to dry and attach the hooks. It remains to attach the organizers to the wall.
Photo and source: tatertotsandjello.com
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5. "Jewelry tree"
Not just a stand for jewelry, but an art object! And done in minutes.
You will need:
- a vase;
- several dry branches;
- optionally - paint.
Work sequence:
1. Peel the branches from the bark and (if you want) cover with paint.
2. When the paint is dry, put the branches in a vase and hang the decorations.
Photo and source: mysocalledcraftylife.com
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6. Lace organizer
Due to copper accessories and specially aged lace, this organizer looks like a little thing found in a grandmother's chest or found at a flea market. It is convenient to store on it everything that has hooks: earrings, brooches, badges.
You will need:
- a strip of wide cotton lace;
- a pair of metal holders for copper;
- lace;
- glue;
- a piece of cardboard;
- a pair of tea bags for dyeing lace.
Work sequence:
1. If you want to age white lace, dip it in tea infusion. Then rinse and dry.
2. Cut a piece of cardboard with a width equal to the width of the holders, and glue to the lace, as shown in the photo.
3. Tie the lace into a ring, pass it through the holder and fasten the holder to the strip of lace.
4. Place the bottom edge on the bottom edge of the organizer. It remains to hang it on the wall - and you're done.
Photo and source: forthemakers.com
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7. Organizer-hanger "ombre"
It turns out at the same time and a hanger for beads and chains, and a shelf for small things, and an original interior decor item.
You will need:
- a block with a rectangular section for the base of the shelf;
- a stick for hooks and a jigsaw to cut them;
- sandpaper;
- strong glue;
- paint (color for the shelf, color for hooks + white);
- brush or sponge + containers for mixing paints.
Work sequence:
1. Prepare the stick pieces for the hooks: saw them off, sand the edges.
2. Each hook block will be painted in its own color, from the darkest to the lightest. To achieve this effect, paint the first bar with the original color, and for each next add white to the paint.
3. Paint the base of the shelf.
4. Mark the places for fastening the sticks and stick them. Done!
Photo and source: wellitsokay.blogspot.com
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8. Stand for decoration of ceramic pots
Unusual, spectacular and roomy. Well suited for rings, rings, brooches, earrings ...
You will need:
- 2 identical ceramic pots and 3 supports for pots of different sizes (see photo to understand the sizes of pots and plates);
- paint and sponge;
- strong glue.
Work sequence:
1. Mark the middle of the two saucers from below and glue pots to them “from the inside”.
2. Paint all parts of the structure on all sides and allow the paint to dry.
3. The effect of aging can be achieved by taking the paint darker, diluting it with water and walking a sponge over the previous layer of paint.
4. Assemble the structure by gluing it.
Photo and source: artsyfartsymama.com
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9. Stand made of saucers and candlesticks
A few saucers left without cups, plus candle holders - it turns out a beautiful stand for jewelry in vintage style.
You will need:
- three saucers of different sizes;
- a pair of simple metal candle holders;
- strong glue.
Work sequence:
Glue the plates to the candlesticks so that the bottom is the largest of the plates, and the top is the smallest. Let the glue dry. Done!
Photo and source: acutedesigns.blogspot.com
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10. Organizer from a construction grid
You will need:
- picture frame;
- a piece of metal construction mesh in size.
Work sequence:
Insert the grid into the frame - and you're done!
Photo and source: onegoodthingbyjillee.com
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11. Organizer of hooks and dowels
There are two options for holders for jewelry: hooks screwed into the board and wooden dowels. For dowels, you have to drill holes, and in the case of hooks, you can do without a drill.
You will need:
- a pair of wooden blocks for the base of the shelves;
- hooks with screws and / or wooden dowels (if using the second, you need a drill);
- mounts not to the wall.
Work sequence:
For dowels, drill holes and insert them there. Hooks can be simply screwed into planks. Done!
Photo and source: southernrevivals.com
