2 Weeks ago I made a trip to my local
Value Village in search of some fabric which is where I found the lace for my
DIY Cork Board project. That same trip is where I found 2 silver trays I loved the shape of. One medium sized ($3.99) one smaller ($1.99), I just knew they would make for a fab jewelry tray so I searched and found the piece that would complete it, a stainless steel wine goblet ($1.99).
I started off by cleaning all 3 items with 99% rubbing alcohol to get off any dirt or residue. Then I placed a bead of E6000 glue (available at Michaels) around the bottom of the wine goblet. I centred it on the larger tray and held it down for a few seconds.
I then applied a bead of glue around the top of the goblet and tried my best to centre the smaller tray on top.
It looks small in the picture but its actually about 6" high. Big enough to add lots of jewelry and small enough to blend in on my vanity.
I let it dry overnight, added some fun costume jewelry and voila!
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My 5 Minute Thrift Store DIY Jewelry Tray for $6!
What do you think?
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7 comments:
Cute Idea - smart and stylish.
I'm in the middle of a DIY Bar ;)
Thanks Aanchal. A DIY bar wow thats a huge task good luck ;) cant wait to see pics
Amazingly creative...so much cuter than a lot of the jewelry holders in the stores.
@Ella - thanks girl, yeah it really is and cheaper too lol
Wow looks great!
what an awesome DIY idea!!
@Donna & Mich - thanks ladies
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