Reversible Jewelry Frame
I have been looking at jewelry frames on Pinterest and wanted to try to make one myself. I didn't have a beautiful frame to make one with easily so I made a cardboard one. I have been trying to keep myself away from the stores as much as possible because of our tight budget and a tendency to want to buy for people. I hope this helps others of us out there who are struggling to make our Christmas a cheery one.
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| Cut out the cardboard frame with a box cutter or something with a blade. |
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| Mine had some bendy parts in it so I reinforced those spots with more pieces of cardboard. |
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| Make a seam by folding in the side panels. Cut out the center but leave enough to fold so that it makes a good seam. |
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| Add the thick tool for the center and secure with hot glue I decided to make my frame reversible so that the recipient could choose which side they liked better. |
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| The other side- I cut stripes of the silver material and folded it in and glued it together . Then I glued and folded and glued and folded all the way around the netting. |
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| I wanted to include a place for necklaces so I covered a plastic water bottle lid with material and glued it on. Then I had to cover a larger roundish piece of cardboard and glue that to the lid so that the necklaces would stay on. |
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| This is the other sides hangers. I first made a roset with the pink fabric by just cutting a long strip of pink from a old skirt and winding it into a circle. Then I cut out two hearts that matched and glued them on top of the rosets. |
This took some time but it was fun being artistic! Let me know if you try it.
