Necklace Board!

[reishka]

x-posted to my own journal (directions on how to DIY this beauty for yourself are also there)

The glue will take another 24 hours or so to fully cure, but at this point I have a functional, hanging, necklace board. This is so much nicer than having my necklaces hang off the corner of my mirror. Besides getting tangled it just looked janky. SO. Photos, ho!


This is right after I glued on the glass tiles and screwed in all those doggone hooks. Might I recommend pliers? They will save your fingers, big time. Hooks are about 1 inch apart.





All hung up! As you can see, there is definitely room to grow my collection.




I like these photos better because it really highlights the reddish undertones in the stain. I absolutely love this kind of colour... I don't know if you can tell from the photos, but the stain is almost the same colour as the jewelery box that I bought years ago.

Comments

[seryn]

What a functional idea... and it must be bigger than it seems if those hooks are 1 inch apart. Was it hard to drill all the holes? That was the sticking point when I thought about this kind of project.

I too like that red component to the stain. It really adds a lot to the overall effect.

Is the glass decorative or does it serve some sort of counter-weighting purpose or something I haven't guessed at?

[reishka]

I didn't actually drill any holes. Since I used moulding, the wood was soft enough to turn the cup-hooks into them without any pilot holes. I did end up using a pair of pliers eventually, though, because it does start to hurt after awhile.

And the glass is just pretty. :) Nothing else!