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JEWELRY SIDPLAY IDEAS FREE
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1/8 inch Cork Sheet (alternately, you can use adhesive-backed felt).I shared this idea a few months back at the Consumer Crafts blog, and it’s that time of year for many of the makers to attend those holiday craft fairs, so it’s worth sharing here today with all of you! Supplies needed to make your own DIY jewelry display stand:Ĭlick through to purchase or learn more about the materials used from Consumer Crafts! Paint them to match your style, or rock the natural look!
You can choose the length you need to show off bracelets, necklaces, hair accessories, and more. Whether you want to show off your handmade pieces or easily browse your fashion collection at home, these jewelry booth stands come together for less than $5 each and in about 5 minutes. Hey friends! How many of you DIY-addicts are selling crafts and jewelry at holiday events this year? I’ve got an easy and inexpensive DIY jewelry display stand idea for you today that you can make by assembling a few wood dowels together.
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