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How to Make a DIY Jewelry Organizer from a Common Thrift Store Find!

Last week I told you how much I loved my spice jar project. Well, I feel similarly about this one because it also combines thrifting and organization!

If you’ve followed us a long time, you might remember my golden duck bracelet holders. I still like those guys; but I’m not going to have many flat surfaces in our new bedroom. So, I’ve been on the hunt for something that would organize my jewelry and hang on a wall.

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I found this spoon rack at Feather Your Nest and instantly knew it would be perfect for a DIY Jewelry Organizer.

The wood was in good shape; but I wanted my jewelry to be the focal point. I chose a creamy gray paint called Wet Cement from Martha Stewart Crafts.

The soft gray looks quite lovely against the navy walls, too.

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I love it when functional items are also decorative. I feel that way about this project. It brightens up the walls and is interesting — just like the qualities I’d try to find in a piece of art.

The elements in this space are definitely coming together. There is plenty more to do; but I’m so pleased with where it is going!

Have you transformed any thrifted items lately? If so what was it?

20 DIY Jewelry Holders and Organizers (for Necklaces, Earrings, and more!) – Craftivity Designs

Tuesday 25th of May 2021

[…] For example, our master bedroom is an eclectic mix of modern and vintage (much like the rest of our modern cottage home). So, I’m searching for DIY jewelry holders that feel modern, yet collected. A few of my favorites are this magnetic organizer, wood wall jewelry holder, and vintage necklace organizer. […]

Michele Michael

Monday 29th of April 2019

That worked out nicely.

Alex - Funky Jungle

Thursday 7th of January 2016

What an awesome idea! Next time I go to a flea market I'll have to keep an eye out for a spoon stand. Pinned :)

Alex - Funky Jungle

Lora

Friday 8th of January 2016

Thanks for pinning! Since I made this one, I've seen so many at flea markets. I guess they are on my radar now, ha :)

Leslie

Thursday 7th of January 2016

I'm loving this! I like finding thirty things to change into new things! It's so much fun to do too.

Lora

Friday 8th of January 2016

I know -- it's cost effective and creative!

candy

Thursday 7th of January 2016

What a neat idea. Simple and easy. I have one of those laying around. Thanks.

Lora

Friday 8th of January 2016

You're welcome! Thanks for stopping by!