Okay, my last DIY jewelry/earring storage was a bit unsophisticated. So, I went back to the drawing board and came up with a new solution. This extra large jewelry frame is practical and also a work or art! Creating this one actually took about the same amount of time as the last nail and string version. Wanna give it a try? You should:
Here's what you need:
- a wooden photo frame, I used a 24" x 36" poster frame
- Staple gun with industrial staples, sharp scissors
- Clean canvas, I used a painter's drop cloth from the hardware store
- 5-10 1" nails
Here's what you do:
- Remove the glass, cardboard, etc. from the frame. You only need to wood.
- Place the frame on top of the canvas and cut out it's shape, adding about 2 inches extra all the way round.
- Once the canvas is cut, begin stapling it to the back of the wooden frame, pulling it tight. The trick to getting this right is your first 2 staples. Place your first staple in the upper tight corner, then place your second on at the opposite corner--Pull the fabric as taught as you can without bending/breaking the frame
