In case you haven’t already guessed, I am a jewelry freak. And since I just discovered making jewelry a couple of years ago (you can shop my jewelry here), that leaves a whole lotta years of amassing jewelry. (You know, since now I usually can’t bring myself to buy jewelry unless it’s handmade, preferably by me. ;)
So for a long time, my collection lived in bead boxes and
such, but it would always end up all tangled together. And that’s just not very
helpful when you’re already running late and have to wear jewelry…
So of course Pinterest had its suggestions on how to
organize your jewelry on towel rods with shower hooks, and you mount it in your
huge closet, etc. Well, I don’t have a huge closet or the money to buy and
mount such awesome hardware. So, I came up with my awesome budget version. :)
Behold, $20 fantabulousness: my necklaces, bracelets, and rings … and some headbands … and belts (I
don’t wear earrings) in one place!
For the necklaces and belts:
Majorly
cheap curtain rod (under $5—pretty much the cheapest they had)
C-hooks for
a shower curtain (again, these cost about $1 for a dozen)
For the bracelets/rings/headbands:
Tie/belt
organizer (probably in the vicinity of $12)
The rod and the tie organizer are then mounted with
command
poster strips (all from Walmart).
And that’s it! All my jewelry is finally organized clearly
and conveniently and can be put on a wall on the back of a door (where I had it
where we used to live), or on the wall behind a bedroom door (where I have it
where we live now), or wherever you prefer!
The tie organizer was a bit of a splurge that I didn't have to do—you certainly could use a curtain rod in place of it, which would cost even less, or if you don’t have gobs of jewelry like
I do, just one curtain rod might be plenty!
Just be creative, and see what you can come up with!
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