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Picture Frame Earring Holder

By Kelli Mahoney
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Date: 04/05/2006 Topic: Craft Projects > Recycled > Frames  
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A jewelry box is a nice place to put your earrings, but what if you have some favorite pairs that you wear all the time. I got tired of digging through my earrings to find the pairs, so I made picture frame that could hold my earrings in a decorative manner. A friend of mine loved the idea so much that she asked me to make this one for her daughter.

Picture Frame Earring Holder

Ingredients:

  • Wooden picture frame (no glass)
  • Plastic canvass
  • Ribbon
  • Buttons
  • Decorative Crown (pre-painted)
  • Sanding Pad
  • Acrylic Paint: Pink
  • Paintbrush
  • Hot Glue Gun
  • Hot Glue

Directions:

1. Sand down the wood frame so that it is smooth. Wipe it with a slightly damp rag to get all the dust off of it.

2. Using the pink paint, paint the entire picture frame, front and back.

3. Let the paint dry overnight.

4. Cut a piece of plastic canvas to the size of the picture opening and place it where the picture would go. If there are prongs to hold it, you do not need to glue it in. Otherwise, use your hot glue to hold the canvas in.

5. Cut four pieces of ribbon. Two cut to go down the vertical sides of the frame, and two to the size of the horizontal.

6. Hot glue the ribbon to the frame. With hot glue it can stain the ribbon, so only glue the ends. Just be sure you pull tight so your ribbon does not ripple.

7. Using the buttons, glue three to each corner.

8. Taking the crown, glue it to the top of the picture frame.

9. Hang your earrings on the plastic canvas.

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By Bella (Guest Post)
nice idea thanx :D

Posted on 06/05/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

By MarySue (Guest Post)
Oh, so cute, cute, cute. I'm moving into
a new house and doing "my" bathroom in
pink, black and white. The old fashion
poka-dots, strips, with shoes, hats,
etc. This will be perfect for earrings
in my bathroom. Thank you so much for
sharing!!

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By truerblue (57) Profile Contact
You can also make a similar version for the adult ladies by stapling aluminum or fiberglass window screening to the back of a wooden picture frame with the glass, etc. removed. Hang your favorite earrings in the screening. I saw this on a TV craft show where they used an old ornate gilded type frame, and it looked pretty hanging on a wall.

truerblue in PA

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By Ziggee (222) Contact
Instead of using plastic canvas, you could use a piece of styrofoam.

zig

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By grammar (229) Contact
That is a cute idea........done something like this for my dd when she was younger but all in plastic canvas but this one is kewl too thanx for sharing :-)

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By wdyjsu (360) Profile Contact
Very cute idea! I like that a lot!

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