One of my dearest blogging friends, Brooke, from All Things Thrifty, is here to share with you a DIY earring holder. I love unique ways to display jewelry. I have hung my jewelry with paint sticks, and made a jewelry organizer out of a baby crib. It’s true I am a sucker for good organization. Now don’ be afraid of the power tools involved this is a basic project that will yield great results. Depending on the size of the earring organizer you make depends on the price.
Hey, hey, hey Infarrantly readers!! I am THRILLED to be back guest posting here today! Beckie and I go waaaay back. She’s amazing. {Of course you already know that!!} My name is Brooke and I’m the blogger behind the scenes at All Things Thrifty where I post home décor projects and tutorials about how to decorate in thrifty ways! In a nutshell, my husband Dan and I are extreme DIYers. We love to makeover rooms. We paint everything in sight, and we have hundreds of tutorials for you too!




Supplies:
Pegboard (have the hardware store cut it for you)
Molding
1×2
Wood glue
Paint
Miter Saw
Wood Filler
Brad Nailer
Mounting Hardware
For my instructions, I am going to assume that you are making an earring holder that is exactly the same size as mine {24” wide and 48” tall}, if you adjust the size of your board, obviously my measurements will do you no good.
Step1: Start off by cutting your 1” x 2”s. You need 2 that are 24” wide with 45 degree angles and two that are 48” wide with 45 degree angles. Your longer measurement should be on the outside your boards. See the illustration to see what I mean.

























I hope you like it!! I would love for you to come visit All Things Thrifty and take a look around! I hope you find something that you like while you are visiting!


