First you get any old frame (no glass or any insides needed).
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You paint it any color you want. We had left over paint in the garage from painting our chicken coop so naturally, I chose that color.
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You use some screen fabric, you could use tulle or lace, even just regular fabric you poke holes in.
We tried stapling in with a staple gun and the screen wouldn’t stay flat. I opted to hot glue it in to place.
You get those teeny tiny hooks and have someone else screw them in. It is easier if you drill a guide hole first.
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Then you hang it on your wall. I used three Command Strips so I knew it would hold all my jewelry.
TA-DA!!!!
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Oh yes, I purposely did it crooked so it would hold more necklaces, since that is the bulk of my jewelry collection.
This is linked to Works For Me Wednesday over at We are THAT Family.
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5 comments:
Stopping by from the crew. This is great...I need this and plan to make one!
What a great idea! I'm following you from the crew here, on FB and Twitter!
great idea - and easy too! Pinned it. ;-)
I liked your post. Great idea!
I loved the post. This is a great idea!
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