Please view the photo source(below each photo) for directions on how to make these items. I have not made them, but love them as inspiration for a future project.
Jewelry organizer
using door/drawer pulls.
These Cabinet Pulls & Cabinet Knobs would work great for making this Jewelry Organizer project.
Gift wrapping with maps.
Light sconces hung for organization...or candles.
I featured the map gift wrapping on my blog: http://www.minipennyblog.com/2011/06/tuesday-favorite-diy-projects_14.html
ReplyDeleteI love it!
just found you through pinterest. I LOVE Your blog. I'm a newbie blogger @ www.re-ublog.com but I SO relate to your feel!
ReplyDeleteDo you have any other pictures of the drawer pull jewelry organizer? I bought all the stuff to make it but can't figure out the layout of it. Littlekbopeep@yahoo.com. Kendra Frazier.
ReplyDeleteHey i would really like the directions to do the jewelry organizer, like what supplies i need and how you put it together, and if you had more pictures that would be amazing too!! Your blog is awesome!
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Same here. Can you please give us the specifics on that. It's really neat and I would actually make it.
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Sorry, but I did not make this item. You can find the jewelry organizer on the Better Homes & Gardens website by clicking the photo source underneath the photo.
DeleteHi! I love the maps as wrapping paper!! Can you tell me where you got them or is it paper?
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If at all possible I would also like directions on how to make the jewelry organizer. I think it is such a great idea and I would love to make it as a gift for my sister! If you could email me I would greatly appreciate it-ducharme.courtney@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI made the jewelry organizer! I love it! A few ideas... I purchased the drawer handles and door pulls and a few coat type hangers that you attach to back of door. First purchase those items, then you can determine how thick the wood needs to be. I had a piece of particle board that i used and it was thick enough to drill and attach the pulls and handles. DRILL FIRST, then attach fabric. I used burlap also. Then feel where holes are and attach all the hardware. I used a staple gun to attach the burlap and ribbon on top of the board. I did find that I didn't use enough hardware! It sure filled up fast, so I used some decorative push pins to fill in. My board was 2 feet by 2 feet and was a perfect size. Also you need to attach some sort of hardware to hang the board, making sure they are strong enough, with the weight of the board and jewelry.
DeleteI'd love to make the jewelry organizer as a gift, any more directions on that? Thanks! hampton720@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteCheck out this tutorial for the jewelry organizer tutorial...similar
ReplyDeletehttp://www.thriftyandchic.com/2010/03/drawer-pull-jewelry-organizer.html
What is the jewelry organizer made on?
ReplyDeleteI would like to make my girlfriend the cork board jewelry organizer. Could you please send me the items needed as well as some directions.
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Sean
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I would like to make my girlfriend the cork board jewelry organizer. Could you please send me the items needed as well as some directions.
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Sean
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I want to make my girlfriend the cork board jewelry hanger. Could you please email me the items needed and some directions.
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Sean
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I really love the jewelry organization; I never thought of using drawer pulls, but they work perfectly! I shared your idea on my blog today: http://www.themombot.com/crafting/2012/02/10/link-love-organization-2012
ReplyDeleteCan anyone suggest an idea for a collection of beautiful, colorful but heavy, glass paper weights. I have about 4 dozen, and would love to display them creatively.
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My project for the weekend!
ReplyDeleteI loved your version and spin on the jewelry holder made with a burlap background. Such a feminine and southern touch at the same time. I personally did the same thing but with pegboards and vintage handles and knobs from a thrift store. The board is white and the knobs and such are metallic silver. Loved your spin! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCan you email me instructions on how to make the jewelry organizer and what I need. I love this and would make a great gift. sbarnds@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteI would like to know what I need & instructions to make the jewelry organizer! It is a wonderful idea! wbirchfield09@gmail.com. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWow excellent ideas, I am going to start doing that, love the jewellery organizer ideas, thanks for the post!
ReplyDeleteOnly thing I would suggest for the jewelry organizer is having the link directly to the page with the directions... I can't seem to find it on the website. :(
ReplyDeletezcat19892000@yahoo.com if you can send it to me. Thanks!
http://www.bhg.com/decorating/storage/organization-basics/small-item-storage/#page=9
ReplyDeleteThe lastest link to the jewelry organizer....Since the explosion of Pinterest I receive many emails or comments regarding the above jewelry organizer. As I stated at the beginning of the post I did not make the project. 2 years ago when I shared the blog post it had the original photo source to BHG. That has now changed. The project to my knowledge has never had directions included on BHG. I shared the photo because I found inspiration in repurposing drawer pulls to store necklaces & earrings not because I created it myself. Pinterest does have links to other bloggers who have completed the project using their own ideas and directions. Thank you for stopping by A Woman's Haven. Feel free to email me any questions. awomanshaven@hotmail.com
I can not get the link for the light sconces to work, what is the web address?
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DeleteThese ideas are really very creative. Who would ever think that drawer pulls may be used for jewelry organizer? I definitely did not think of that. The map gift wrapping is also so cool. I guess it will surely stir curiosity and more excitement if you did receive a gift wrapped on a map. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOrganizing jewelries the way you did in the first picture is a lovely idea!
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