DIY

Eye-Catchy DIY Brass Pyramid To Display Your Earring

Eye-Catchy DIY Brass Pyramid To Display Your Earring
Today we’re sharing one of the cutest jewelry holders ever, and it’s very trendy as it’s geometric. Prepare a mini pipe cutter, brass tubes, 22 gage gold floral wire, wire cutters, a ruler and marker. Use the pipe cutter to cut your pipe into the following sizes: 6.5cm (x12), 15cm (x4), 10cm (x4), 5.5cm (x4).... 
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DIY Polymer Clay Jewelry Holder With Hooks

DIY Polymer Clay Jewelry Holder With Hooks
Need a simple and practical idea to store your jewelry? Here it is! It’s a cool jewelry hook, where you can hang necklaces, bracelets and even earrings. Take a large piece of clay in the desired base color. Roll it up and mix one or two colors if you want. When you achieve the desired... 
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10 Bold And Fun Perler Bead DIYs To Try

10 Bold And Fun Perler Bead DIYs To Try
Perler beads are cool beads that can be used for various kinds of crafts, and I’m speaking not only about jewelry but also about lots and lots of other crafts. You can easily make any cord, especially your earphones much bolder if you put these beads one. You can create fun combos, figures and pieces... 
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DIY Furniture

DIY Stud Earring Rack From Plywood

DIY Stud Earring Rack From Plywood
Got a lot of earrings? We’ve got a solution for you! This earring rack is right what you need to organize them all. Prepare a hole template, a plywood sheet, 1/8″ thick, a square wood dowel, 1/2″ square by 36″ long, screw eyehooks, sturdy chain, about 10 inches, jump rings or split rings, masking tape,... 
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11 Stylish DIY IKEA Hacks To Organize Your Jewelry

11 Stylish DIY IKEA Hacks To Organize Your Jewelry
IKEA makes lots of pieces that can be hacked and personalized, and today I’d like to help girls who have tons of jewelry – here are some IKEA hacks to organize it. A jewelry dish is a great idea for those who don’t have much jewelry, and you can take different IKEA coasters or trays... 
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Cute DIY Epoxy Jewelry Box With A Photo

Cute DIY Epoxy Jewelry Box With A Photo
Need an awesome jewelry box? Here’s an idea from abeautifulmess.com! You’ll need a small wooden jewelry box, paint or wood stain, painter’s tape, an epoxy kit, photo paper, Mod Podge, Canon PIXMA MG7720 Printer. Paint your box, then print your picture and cut it to the size. Glue the photo to the top of the... 
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DIY Mid-Century Trinket Dish In Rose Quartz

DIY Mid-Century Trinket Dish In Rose Quartz
This super cute trinket dish is done in 2016 color – rose quartz! Prepare air-clay/ polymer clay, rose quartz spray paint, brown acrylic paint, gold gilding, a brush, a glue gun/E6000 glue, a cutter. Roll a ball of clay and flatten it out. Get a china dish on the surface and cut around the dish... 
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IKEA Hack: DIY Jewelry Dishes From Cork Coasters

IKEA Hack: DIY Jewelry Dishes From Cork Coasters
Need a cute jewelry dish? Here’s an idea! The supplies are Ikea 365+ cork coasters (or any other coasters that you like!), masking tape, golden spray paint and white spray paint. First use masking tape to cover half of a coaster. Then spray paint as shown in the picture below. Apply 2 layes of white... 
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DIY DIY Storage

Chic DIY Copper And Wood Ladder Shelf

Chic DIY Copper And Wood Ladder Shelf
This chic copper and wood ladder is amazing for displaying jewelry and smaller pieces or hanging something, let’s make one! The supplies are 2 x wooden broom handles, 15mm copper pipe, a pipe cutter, wood glue, a power drill. First up decide how many rungs you want on your ladder. Drill 4 x 17mm holes... 
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Stylish DIY Clay Cactus Ring Holder

Stylish DIY Clay Cactus Ring Holder
Cacti are amazing and no less trendy than succulents today! Let’s make this one from polymer clay to store your jewelry, you’ll need polymer clay, white, green paint, paintbrushes, clear acrylic spray paint, glossy. First, separate a piece of clay in half and set one aside. With one piece, mold the clay into a cone... 
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