DIY vintage jewelry organizer

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At one point or another, you find yourself with several pieces of jewelry that you just don’t know where to put. Since jewelry is beautiful by its nature, maybe a good idea would be to put it on display. Here’s an example of how you can improvise and create a vintage jewelry organizer for all your little treasures.

As you can see, this is a very simple project. You’ll just need an antique mirror frame and some lace. The lace is not a problem but the frame might be difficult to find. You’ll have to visit a few antique shops before you’ll find something you like. The frame can come in a variety of different materials. This really doesn’t matter. It’s the details it features that are important. So if you already found a frame that you like, it’s time to repurpose it.

For the next step, all you’ll need to do is take some pieces of lace and attach them to the frame. You can use glue or anything else, depending on the material of the frame. Feel free to decide on the pattern for the lace. You can simple place horizontal lines from top to bottom or you can come up with something more creative. After the lace is attached to the frame, mount it on the wall and add your jewelry. It’s a nice and simple way of keeping everything organized. You’ll always know where to find them and they’ll all be waiting there for you, beautiful and on display.{found on theplungeproject}.

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