DIY Wall Hanging Jewelry Organizer

Jennifer Smith
by Jennifer Smith
5 Materials
$10
30 Minutes
Easy

How to make a personalized wall hanging jewelry organizer that will last for years. This jewelry organizer is the easiest way to organize and display all your jewelry.


Five years ago, to display all my favorite jewelry, I created the jewelry wall organizer from some storage cubes I no longer wanted. I was surprised by the result.


The best part is how its still standing. I’ve tried other organizers that fall down and then I have a mess everywhere.

The wire slat is from a storage cubes for kids toys. I threw away the connectors and was left with a bunch of 14 x 14 flat wire slats to make the jewelry organizers. I've since found them at garage sales for about $2 for the whole kit. You can make a bunch of these for gifts.

Gather enough yarn to loop around the sides of the wire that will fit through the little squares each time. Apply some hot glue to get started and wrap the yarn around the wire. Apply more glue at every halfway point and on the ends.

Pull the yarn tight as you go. If you need you run out of yarn and need more, be sure to hide the endings and beginnings of the yarn to make it as seamless as possible.

Take another piece of yarn wrapped around the top for hanging purposes. Hot glue the embellishment on top.

Add your clothes pins throughout. If you use it as a jewelry hanger, then put the clothespins at the top and bottom to hang necklaces from it. This leaves the middle free for all your earrings.

Here's the jewelry organizer that I've been using for the last five years.


You can use these for all kinds of other projects. Check out my blogs for ideas that others have used the final product for: https://sunflowermom.com/diy-jewelry-organizer-wall/

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  • Michele Morgan Michele Morgan on May 11, 2019

    I have never seen yarn that looks like that. It looks more like a wide ribbon made out of yarn. What is it called? And where did u get it? TY

  • CapeJean CapeJean on Jun 19, 2019

    What do you do with earrings with posts?

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