Shutter Necklace Holder: Johnny In A Dress

Wooden clothespins and an old shutter marry to make this great jewelry holder. It works for necklaces, hoop earrings, bangles, bracelets and even rings.

I think it would be brilliant at a craft fair.

From Candle Holder to Necklace Holder via Jewelry making Journal

Great job repurposing a candlebra to a jewelry stand by Stacy of She’s Kinda Crafty. The candle holder parts are perfect or rings and brooches.

industrial chic jewelry display stand large by fivetenfifteen

I try hard not to post artist/crater work from Etsy (for example) but or this particular model the shipping would be prohibitive. (I have these exact pieces but larger as curtain rods in three of our rooms.) Heavy heavy stuff. But these are incredibly easy to make and paces like Home Depot or Lowes with cut and thread your pipe or free (it is included in the per lineal foot price). I think these would not only make great jewelry holders at home but at a craft fair booth too. You could spray paint them pretty colours to blend in with the rest o your wares if industrial chic isn’t really the aesthetique you were going for.

How To: Jewelry Wall : Something Like That

This looks like a much sleeker jewelry wall than the one I made. I like her use of rods or necklaces and it would work great for bracelets with clasps; but a mug rack is still my favourite way to store bangles. 

Red-Accessory-Holders on Flickr.

My old accessory wall. I have since moved and sadly, this gorgeous apple red colour had to go but as I was perusing Pinterest I came across it and couldn’t remember if I had shared. You’ll have to excuse the dark photo, this was inside my old closet.

Repurposed trays and candlestick holders make fabulous accessory and make up storage. I doubt you could thrift these cheaper than the dollar store sells them, but for the same price you could definitely get some unique items with a nice patina to them at the thrift shoppe.

Jaw-dropping beautiful accessory holder from a vintage lamp base. Visit My Salvaged Treasure for the how to as well as pages and pages of gorgeous salvage art photos. 

“Dew” It Yourself Jewelry Stand : EPBOT

This recycled pop bottle jewelry stand by Jen of Epbot/Cake Wrecks is quite clever, and a lot prettier than it sounds! Visit her site for the full how to.

Organize Your Jewelry with The Letter 4

A hanger with some loosely woven fabric hung with some pockets (hand stitched or glued) and you have a jewelry organizer. Also, I am in blog love.