DIY Jewelry Holder – How To Build A Simple Organizer
Learn how to make a DIY Jewelry holder using scrap wood with step by step tutorial and video. This DIY wooden jewelry holder is easy to make!
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I love whipping up simple and useful items out of scrap wood.
It is not that these little projects make a dent in my ever-growing pile of scrap wood but I love being able to put all those little pieces to work anyway!
Today, I am showing you how to make an easy DIY tabletop jewelry holder.
It has a spot to hang bracelets, earrings and small necklaces.
I think it will look super pretty sitting on top of a vanity.
Plus it makes a great DIY gift for any lady in your life!
DIY Jewelry Holder
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Materials to make the DIY jewelry organizer –
- 1″ x 4″ board – 1 cut at 8″ (you could use any length you like based on your needs)
- 2″ x 2″ boards – 2 cut at 8″ (again you can use any length you like)
- 3/8″ round dowel – 3 pieces cut at 5.5″
- 22 gauge floral wire
- 5/8″ cup hooks
- doll pin stands
- Staple gunÂ
- 5/8″ staples
- white gorilla glue
How to make the jewelry display –
Here is a quick video showing you how to make this jewelry holder. The step by step written instructions follow.
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DIY Jewelry holder printable instructions
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How to make a wooden jewelry holder –
Step 1 – Make the cuts
- Cut all the lumber as needed.
- Attach the doll pin stands on the bottom of the 1″ x 6″ piece using white glue. More about this in the video above.
Step 2 – Make holes for dowels
Using a 1/2″ drill bits make holes in one of the 2″ x 2″ boards. 
Step 3 – Paint the jewelry holder
Paint all the pieces in the paint color of your choice. I used white spray paint for all the pieces. 
Painting the bracelet organizer
Here is a trick on how to paint those dowels – I added a screw to one end and used that to hold it on a block of styrofoam. When dry, you can just take out the screw! 
Step 4 – Attach the boards
Attach the 2″ x 2″ boards to the base.
I used the white gorilla glue because it works well with painted surfaces.
I also put in a 1 ¼” spax screw to hold it together.
Step 5 – Attach the wires
- Mark off 1″ sections on the back of the two 2″ x 2″ poles.
- Start attaching the wire using the staple gun.
- I explain all the details on how to attach it and take care of the sharp edges in the FB live video down below.
Step 6 – Attach dowels
Attach the dowels using the white gorilla glue.
Add cup hooks for necklaces.
That’s it!
Watch this FB live video where I show you how to do the last few steps –
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All the jewelry can now be displayed on this little DIY jewelry holder.
The bracelets and even rings go on the dowels. 
The earrings hang on the wires. 
Short necklaces hang on the hook. 
It is a simple and quick project that makes the perfect gift for any girl that loves jewelry! 
If you are looking for more ideas on how to create jewelry organization, take a look at my wall jewelry organizer. I use it every day and would be lost without it! 
I also have a fun organization solution for little girls’ accessories too!
Are you a beginning woodworker or DIYer? I have a whole page for you to understand all the tools you need! 
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Anika's goal is to inspire and empower beginners with woodworking, DIY, home improvement, and home decor ideas.
She wants everyone to unlock their creative potential and experience the feeling that comes with making something. Nothing feels better better than seeing something and saying "I can make that!"
I have lots of scrap pieces and this is a great idea Anika. Thank you for sharing at Dishing it and Digging it this week and you are one of our features this coming Sunday. Happy New Year’s
such a great idea!
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What a fabulous jewelry holder!
What a clever idea, like using a mug tree or picture frame but all combined into one lovely unit!