Now that I have the necklaces corralled it was time for the bracelets.
1. I spotted a small wooden crate that once held fancy fruit and chocolates, at a second hand store A new crate at a Craft or $ Store would have been about $5. I got this one for 99 cents.
2. A base coat of white followed by pink was the previous plan. I later decoupaged it with a floral gift wrapping paper which you'll see in the final product.
3. The wooden drawer knobs in my stash finally got a chance to shine...literally. They were from a project that was never fulfilled. Originally, I wanted the knobs green, but later decided on silver.
4. The wooden dowel purchased from Lowe's for $1.69+ was cut to length with a hacksaw I'd forgotten was in the garage. The pool noodle was easy to cut with a pair of strong scissors.
5. I'm pleased with how this project turned out. You can see the decoupaged floral paper I used. The cup hooks are strong and hold the bracelets and dowel well.
6. Now I can see the bracelets (this is just a sample) I have without rummaging through a drawer looking for them. This hangs in my closet, on the wall next to the necklace holder.
That's it ***
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