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In the beginning, there was a really cute drawer but it hid all of my jewelry from me on very important occasions- so I had to give it the boot and make something that served my purposes a little bit better. So it begins!
This is what I was using and I really do love this piece of furniture. It used to be this red/brown color, but I used a metallic spray paint on the drawers and an off-white on the rest for contrast and I love it...but not to hold my jewelry any more. It hides things and when I need to find a necklace to match on outfit- it is not ideal |
Also, the drawers are all small cubes and if you pull too hard- they come out completely! |
So, I found this bare piece of wood from a local thrift store and thought I would give it some craft love and see what I get... |
I painted it white to match my room and the walls (if I ever get them painted) and the bedding and such. I also threaded the ribbon through with a bag tie after I drilled holes all on the outside. |
I also used my silhouette to make this cute family jewels stencil. |
The kids wanted to get in on the action- who can say no right? |
And these are the roses I was talking about. This project was originally inspired by my rose bushes. I love them and have like 5 million of them outside. I wanted a way to have my jewelry on display and put fresh flowers near them since the colors are all so bright. So I decided to mesh the project together. I wish I had cut the roses for the project 2 or 3 weeks ago when the blooms were the size of my head and smelled soooo sweet but soon they will be growing back and just as great!
Hope you enjoyed my jewelry box creation. Have you made a neat creation to hold all of you pieces of jewelry yet?
Also if you enjoyed this post and want to see some other cool projects, feel free to visit some of these other bloggers that also linked up for this month's Silhouette challenge with
The Thinking Closet.
DIY Business Cards {Silhouette Tutorial} by Create & Babble
Make Your Own "Rubber" Stamps by Coley's Corner
Where Home Is: A Gift for a Military Family by Suburble
This Month's Facebook Silhouette Challenge by Tanya's Creative Space
3D Tea Gift Box Download by Creative Turn
File Cabinet Makeover by Super Sweet Life
Retro Chair Silhouette by Tried & True
Toddler Train T-Shirt by The Thinking Closet
First Silhouette Project! 3-2-1 Blastoff Shirt by de Jong Dream House
Placecard & Card Medley by An Elegant Touch
Using my Silhouette in the Shower (Bathroom Organization) by Whole New Leaf
Pretty & Personal Birthday Bundle by The House on Hillbrook
And If you are interested
in joining us for our group posting event next month, we would love to
have you. Just contact Lauren from The Thinking Closet by email. Hope to see you there!
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What a great idea, Kelly! It looks fabulous. (I love what you did with the original cabinet you were using too. I have one my craft room in the original brown & your metallic version looks WAY better!) P.S. The photo of your kids is the cutest.
ReplyDeleteoh, thanks a bunch! Yeah, I don't want to get rid of it- I just want to use it for something else! thanks for saying hi!
ReplyDeleteI desperately need to find a way to organize my necklaces. They're all over the place, and I never wear them because they're not on display. THIS solution is genius, Kelly, and turned out oh so cute. I'm definitely keeping my eye out for something similar during my thrift store runs. (Also, I really like how you started this post. "In the beginning..." ha ha.)
ReplyDeleteoh thanks Lauren, I AM (ha ha) glad I could make you giggle! With me , out of sight can be out of mind with jewelry etc so seeing it will remind me to wear it! Hope you come across something good- shelves like these are a dime a dozen!
ReplyDeleteThe family jewels, I just love this. I have limited space for displaying my jewels and this is just the perfect idea. I even have the junk box sitting here waiting for me to cut away, and paint.
ReplyDeleteoh good, then you are half way there already!! Isn't it nice to do a project when you already have everything right there at your fingertips!
ReplyDeleteClever, useful, attractive project! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and process - ;-}
ReplyDeleteLynden
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https://www.facebook.com/pages/An-Elegant-Touch-/162889457132788
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lyndens-Cookie-Lee-Jewelry/209062415911124
no prob, its been fun! thanks a bunch!
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