Here's the link to my YouTube video for this project. There's a bonus in the video to adapt this to an earring stand and a gallery of finished display stands. The materials and tools are listed after the video. Hope you enjoy. Don't forget to subscribe, like or comment if you enjoyed this video and want to see more. Thanks for joining me in my studio!
Blue acrylic paint and vintage look scrapbook paper.
Burnt Umber acrylic paint and wood grain patterned scrapbook paper.
Gold acrylic paint and patterned scrapbook paper.
Here's the stand adapted for earrings. Great way to display all those wonderful earrings.
Materials
Wood
·
Balsa shapes – oval (2.8” x 4.3”), rectangle
(3.5” x 4.5”)
·
Doll head/knob – 1-1/4”
Acrylic
paint
Paint brush
or sponge brush
Sandpaper (I
used 240 grit)
Craft knife
Paper towels
Wood or
strong craft glue
Sealer
(optional to add sheen and protect surface - I used Mod Podge)
Binder clip
Optional Decoupage
Scrapbook
paper
Scissors
Mod Podge or
other decoupage medium
Tools
Craft knife
Scissors
(optional if decoupaging)
Drill
(optional if making earring stand) can be electric or hand with small drill bit
just large enough to accommodate earring findings
Awesome, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteNike, thanks for your comment and for watching!
DeleteTHANK YOU FOR SHARING .. THESE ARE REALLY NICE ..
ReplyDeleteJann, thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed.
DeleteHow cool is that? Thank you for sharing! I'm loving this, and the ideas are swimming already.
ReplyDeleteHi! Thanks so much for watching. The options are endless with so many colors and scrapbook paper to use!
DeleteMaria, this is a wonderful display option. Do you have a ballpark cost to make them? Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMarcia, so sorry not to get back to you sooner, for some reason this comment went to spam (ugh). These ended up costing a couple of dollars each exclusive of stuff I had on hand like glue, paint and scrapbook paper. I had been looking at scrapbook paper though and you can get individual sheets for around 20 cents if on sale. Not too bad.
DeleteVery clever! Thanks for sharing with everyone! <3
ReplyDeletePamela, thanks so much for your comment. Glad you enjoyed.
DeleteBrilliant idea. Maria!!!
ReplyDeleteI think I will make something similar but maybe use a small hinge where the top touches the base and a strips of Velcro instead to hold the ball that way I can flat pack it for travel.
Thanks for sharing this, great idea with so many variable options !!!!
Cheers
Lynn
Yes, lots of possibilities. I noodled the idea of it laying flat for packing but didn't come up with such good ideas. I'm going to try this. Thanks for watching and commenting.
DeleteThanks for this fantastic tutorial!
ReplyDeleteRenee, thanks so much for watching and commenting. Glad you enjoyed this tutorial.
DeleteThank you so much for sharing how to do these! I intend to make some! Gina H
ReplyDeleteGina, so glad you liked the tutorial. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
DeleteMaria, these turned out beautiful. I love them and I enjoyed reading your blog. Thanks so much for sharing with us. So many projects…so little time. Sigh!
ReplyDeleteNice tutorial! Thank you for sharing. :-) ~Elizabeth
ReplyDeleteElizabeth, thanks so much for watching and commenting. I'm glad you enjoyed this tutorial.
DeleteJust awesome I will try this for sure!!! Thank you so very much for sharing your gifts!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for stopping by and commmenting. I'm so pleased you liked this project.
DeleteGreat idea and video! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteMocki, so glad you liked this tutorial.
DeleteCute display pieces and loved your little drill
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by. I love that drill. It's a Dremel and they don't make it any more. I'll be sad when it dies. :(
DeleteWhat a clever idea! I especially like it for showcasing a special pair of earrings. <3
ReplyDeleteRobin, so glad you liked this project. So many possibilities.
DeleteVisiting from Totally Tutorials and was very impressed with how lovely your display stands look! What a creative way of displaying your jewelry!
ReplyDeleteGail, thanks so much for stopping by. I'm glad you enjoyed this project.
DeleteThese custom jewelry stands are very cool looking. My daughter would love one of these for her up coming birthday. I'll have to try and make one for her. Hopefully mine turn out as well as yours did,. Thank for sharing this awesome craft idea. http://www.displaymatters.com.au/index.asp
ReplyDeleteDave, so glad you enjoyed this tutorial. Hope your daughter likes the one you make for her. Thanks for stopping. by.
DeleteThese look super awesome and quite adorable if I do say so myself. I have been thinking of making a stand for my wife's necklace she has had in her family for a very long time. I wonder if I can make them as good as you and they will look fantastic for her necklace! http://www.displaymatters.com.au/index.asp
ReplyDeleteThe display stands are really nice. Thank you for sharing the material and tools for making such beautiful stands. One should use these stands for displaying their custom jewelry collection. It's really amazing!!
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