I am so excited to be showing you all these different ideas of storing your jewellery. Please be warned this is a long post, but worth looking through.
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This is a tip I picked up from Trinny & Susannah. Just rows of small nails on the back/inside of wardrobe. It works really well – and cost nothing! ~ Cait
When i lived in the US all my friends were into buying a jewellery Armoire. You can get them freestanding or like a full length mirror that opens into a double sided tresure chest! ~ Maree
I have a corkboard that fits exactly into my walk in wardrobe. Lots of pins and everything is at easy reach & sight. I plan to paint it white to blend in with the wall. ~ Jodie
Like above a simple corkboard on the wall. It means my jewellery is on display so I am more likely to put it on each day! Although I do need to do a bit of a clean-up… ~ Anges
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and finally my jewellery area more details HERE
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As always, you have inspired me to sort out my jewelry chaos. I use a big hanging thing with pockets (fro Howards) but never got round to filling it so I still have bits in all sorts of places. So many great ideas here. Thanks!
oooh Just gorgeous!! I have high quality fashion jewellery that i sell part-time so i have a huge collection, great inspiration for a new display!!
I use this from Ikea: http://www.ikea.com/au/en/catalog/products/80181935 It’s pretty good but not so great. I have to re-organise my necklaces because this works well for rings, bracelets and bangles but not necklace unfortunately. Thanks for sharing these ideas above, I do think I might decorate a corkboard to make it look nice and pin up my necklaces.
I have a lovely hand made jewellery tree. The bottom is an overturned goblet and the branches are old spoons and forks. I LOVE it! It holds all my bits AND looks pretty on my dresser.
I’d love to see a pic. Sound fabulous.
I will work on this project this week. Will show you what I come up with. Great post Kat.
Alicia
I made a hairclip holder for my daughter similar to that last one with the ribbons and frame, but instead I used a canvas (painted it first) and added ribbons.
http://blossom-heart.blogspot.com/2011/05/crafty-creations-hair-clip-holder.html
It’s really interesting seeing how everyone has organised and displayed their jewellery. I really like the frames with hanging wires. Will definitely have to sort out my jewellery 🙂
I organised my jewellery a little while ago. I took before and after photos. I was going to use it as a topic for my blog when i eventually get started. I have used a shelf inside my wardrobe. I used cheap stick on hooks from the cheap shop. I got a pack of 20 for $2. I also picked up from a second hand shop fitting place , the earring holder. Now I can see most of my jewllery. I still have a couple of items that I wanted to keep in boxes, but I have found I wear a variety now.
These are all wonderful ideas, but just wondering if anyone has any ideas for someone who travels a lot? I go away on at least a weekly basis and i like to take different bits and pieces with me. The jewellery bags/rolls don’t really work too well so after some alternatives
I have been wanting to make a frame with chicken wire on fabric for a while. But decided to re-arrange a few things in the house and came up with something to get me buy until I pull my finger out. Here it is….
I used the woven square placement I had in the centre of our dining room table. It wasn’t currently being used as I now have a basket with paper and pencils for the kids to draw whenever they want there instead.
I’ve now got the frame, but yet to find a wire I like but this is working out well so far.
I love the cork board idea. I bought paper towel holder from woollies and it holds all my bangles. And I have a fancy dish that all my costume rings go in. I will definately invest in the cork board at the moment all my chains are hanging on a hook which gets tangled 🙂
Good article, even better comments. I’ve got some great ideas now – thanks guys!
Great ideas! I’ll definitely bookmark this page for the future.
I love your blog.
Very inspiring.
I love the clothing hanger to organized the jewelry. It is very easy to use and looking very beautiful. Your list of ideas also very nice.
The clothes hanger idea is fantastic! I’m definitely going to get my wife to try this as I’m tired of her necklaces being scattered all over the place. I bought her a wooden jewellery box but it was only really suitable for rings and small items. I totally forgot about the necklaces, rookie error on my part.
i think the wooden clothes hanger looks nice and is a much better option than the metal one but i suppose it depends on style and preference. Thanks for the ideas anyway.
Love these jewellery organising ideas! The clothes hanger idea is my favourite 🙂 so easy and practical.
I found a few of my own you may also like http://name-jewellery.com.au/blog/10-clever-diy-ways-to-organise-your-jewellery/
Very nice, Love the tips.
Glad they were helpful!