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...
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...
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...
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...
Every girls has lots of jewelry and needs to organize it, so today I’m sharing shabby chic jewelry holders. Shabby chic is perhaps one of the best styles for a jewelry hanger because it’s romantic, sophisticated and truly girlish, so let’s have a look what you can get. Old frames, hangers, vintage tableware can become...
Trinket dishes are a must have for every home, especially if you have a lot of little stuff to store. Today we are sharing a tutorial of such dish from makeandtell.com. To make this one you’ll need air dry polymer clay, a shallow bowl, a scalpel or palette knife, a circular object for creating the...
More and more jewelry dishes to store all our accessories! Here’s one more idea to store your stuff in a stylish way. The supplies are a metal mason jar ring and lid, scrapbook paper, felt or fleece fabric, fabric ribbon, hot glue, scissors and a pencil. Trace the lid on your scrapbook paper with a...