Jewelry Board
- Apr 18, 2014
- 1 min read
Updated: Jan 20, 2020
Iron it Start the sandwich Lay down the batting Add the plywood Start your stapling Corners Cutting corners Stapling Staple Finished More stapling Wrap the fabric around Staple again Get those corners straight Add ribbon Mark the dots Start your drill holes Screw in the hooks Get out the pliers Done ... Clean up the dots Flip it over Add the hanging hooks Clean it up Blue and purple Ring row! Another option
I have a decent amount of jewelry, but never wore it. So I decided to make a jewelry board so it could be on display and within reach. It has helped me to make sure each piece gets use. All it took was a staple gun and 2 hours. ... plus all the supplies listed below. You can make it any size you want, this is one example
Materials
1/2 inch plywood (20x30) - Have them cut it at the store. They usually do for free
fabric (26x36) - add a few inches to the side and top to your plywood measurement. I chose something transitional. An upholstery fabric is a good choice.
warm and natural batting (24x34) - trust me, this is the best batting and will stand up to a staple gun
grosgrain ribbon
staple gun + a bunch of staples
iron + ironing board
pliers
hooks for jewelry (this one uses 50)
hooks for the back
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