Earring storage aesthetic

“You are the world’s light—a city on a hill, glowing in the night for all to see. Don’t hide your light! Let it shine for all; let your good deeds glow for all to see, so that they will praise your heavenly Father.” Matthew 5:14-16, TLB God has placed treasures in each of us – unique physical and spiritual gifts. With these gifts, we have been called to glorify His name and draw people to Christ. Often we stifle our gifts because of fear. We fear failure, the opinions of people, and even…

Jewellery rack for 50 earrings - made from oven cooling rack and S hooks

For a long time, I have used plastic canvas mesh to hold my earrings on, though it never looked this nice. Basically, I just thumb tacked a sheet onto the wall (haha!). Lately, I have been wanting to do something a little more, so I went to a few local thrift stores, and looked at... Read more

In this week's post I show the steps for making a pretty, vintage-look earring display and organizer. So cute--and practical, too! Of course, there's also a story behind the project... earring organizer | DIY earring display | burlap jewelry holder | vintage crafts | burlap projects | DIY jewelry organizer | crafting with burlap

Earrings a jumbled mess? Make this easy DIY earring holder! This wood picture frame-style stand is an attractive way to organize studs, hoops and more.

Wine bottle decor

If you want to build your own jewelry storage container or you're looking for a project to get things organized with, check out these awesome DIY jewelry organizers and tutorial ideas for inspiration to start building your own!

Jewelry Wall

I know it wasn't that long ago I shared what I thought was the best new way to organize my earrings... well I might have spoken too soon!! Earring Organizer Hanger // Earring Organizer Box Well well well... we're back! If you remember back in February of this year, I shared the best new way I was organizing my earrings. And while it was awesome for about a month or two, I found myself reverting back to my old ways and just shoving them all into a large box to riffle through when I needed…