I made this jewelry board that now hangs in my guest room. It doubles as art work.
How I did it: Purchased a bulletin board from TJ Maxx that had a nice thick frame. ($20)
- Found a piece of fabric that I liked from JoAnn Fabrics and purchased enough fabric to cover the board.
- Unscrewed the back of the frame.
- Removed the cork board.
- Placed the fabric around the cork board, pulling the fabric snug on every side.
- Taped the fabric to the back of the cork board.
- Placed the covered cork board back inside the frame.
- Screwed the back of the frame back into place.
- Used quilting pins to hang my jewelry from.

Here is another picture of a Jewelry Board. My mom and I made this one & used cloth napkins instead of traditional fabric.

It is important to have a functional home, but who says you can't have beauty & function?? Whenever I buy anything for my home, I always try to find something that is pretty as well as useful.
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Here's the one you helped make for my room. I love /Users/philtroyer/Desktop/Photo 99.jpg
I don't think the photo worked. Sorry. I will email you the photo and you could download it if you want. I really love my jewelry board. It's easy to see what I have and I tend to wear more of a variety since I can see/find pieces.
i saw the one you made for your mom a few weeks ago and loved it, organized and a decoration piece too -jennifer lee
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