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Jewelry Display Board

August 19, 2013 by Amy 2 Comments

For all of you handy peeps out there, do you ever find that you are making projects/crafts for family and friends and never keep one for yourself?  I do that all of the time.  My sister found this jewelry display board at iheartorganizing.blogspot.com that she wanted me to make.  I’m happy to say that I still have one hanging in my closet!!!  Here are plans for a simple frame that will create a space between the decorative grate and the wall, so your earrings can hang easily.Build a simple stacked wood frame to make a cool jewelry display frame.

To make this frame, I used pine boards that are preplaned to ¾” sold at the Home Depot/Lowe’s.  You could also use ¾” MDF, but with exposed edges you need to prime the frame before painting.  The decorative metal for this project is called radiator grate.  I found it at Home Depot online (sold at certain Home Depot stores) and Amazon.  Here are a few of the patterns that I found:

radiator grate aluminum sheet

Materials Needed:

  • 12” x 24” radiator grate aluminum sheet
  • 1” x 4” x 8’ Pine board (actual size ¾” x 3 ½” x 8’)
  • Wood glue
  • Brad nails/finishing nails
  • Hanging hardware
  • Spackle
  • Sandpaper
  • Spray paint
  • ¾” S-Hooks

Cut List:

  • Qty       Dimension        Material
  • 2          26” x 1.5”         Pine board (3/4” thick)
  • 2          23” x 1.5”         Pine board (3/4” thick)
  • 2          15 ½” x 1.5”     Pine board (3/4” thick)
  • 2          14” x 1.5”         Pine board (3/4” thick)

In the 14” x 1.5” and the 23” x 1.5” boards cut a dado joint along one long edge of each board.  The dado joint should be ½” deep and the width of the saw blade (approx. 1/8”) and started 5/16” from the edge.  See ref.Build a simple stacked wood frame to make a cool jewelry display frame.

Frame Dimensions

Build a simple stacked wood frame to make a cool jewelry display frame.

Using a kreg pocket jig Kreg R3 Jr. Pocket Hole Jig System (or pocket screw jig), drill a pocket hole in both ends of the back side of the 23” x 1.5” boards approx. ½” from the edge opposite edge from the dado joint).Build a simple stacked wood frame to make a cool jewelry display frame.

Build the inner frame around the radiator grate.  Glue the joining edges and screw together using the 4 pocket holes.

Build a simple stacked wood frame to make a cool jewelry display frame.Build the outer frame around the assembled inner frame.  Offset the inner frame so it sits down approximately 3/8” in the outer frame. Glue the joining edges, use a brad/finising nail (min 1” long) and nail along the outer frame into the inner frame.

Build a simple stacked wood frame to make a cool jewelry display frame.

Use whatever hanging hardware that you prefer.  I typically use a keyhole routing bit, however a sawtooth hanger, etc will work.  Here is a view of the keyhole.

Build a simple stacked wood frame to make a cool jewelry display frame.

Using spackle or putty, fill in any nail holes and blemishes as needed.  Allow to dry, then sand smooth with sandpaper.  Prepare the frame to paint.  Wipe off any dust, and mask the radiator grate.  Spray paint the frame with your favorite color, allow to dry.

To hang necklaces, I bought ¾” S-hooks from the hardware store and they work great.  Enjoy!

PDF of plans Jewelry Display Frame

 

Build a simple stacked wood frame to make a cool jewelry display frame.

Build a simple stacked wood frame to make a cool jewelry display frame.

Build a simple stacked wood frame to make a cool jewelry display frame.

 

With elliptical metalBuild a simple stacked wood frame to make a cool jewelry display frame.

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Filed Under: Free Woodworking Plans, Home Decor, Organization Tagged With: display, frame, jewelry, jewelry display, Simple frame

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