Here's a quick, easy and inexpensive project to make your own necklace and earring display stands. I needed a way to take my jewelry pieces to workshops and to use as props for photos and wanted a custom look so I designed these unique jewelry stands. I love the way they look and how easily you can customize with paint or scrapbook paper. Using scrapbook paper gives endless options for color and pattern. Make sure the pattern you choose doesn't compete with your jewelry! 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
Applicator –
paint brush or sponge brush
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
