So this quick beauty was so easy to dish out and the outcome was so fabulous that I simply couldn't resist snapping away pictures! And you probably do have an Eiffel Tower souvenir or something right, right? No? Okay, well you can use a miniature souvenir from some random famous tower of your own country or tiny lil toys stolen from your kid/sibling/unknown child across the street. I was about to use stray chess pieces spray painted gold on a faux lil chessboard first, but that idea went whoosh when I remembered this darling key chain, just hibernating in one of my drawers.
Who can resist an Eiffel Tower ring dish? Plus, it's such a good daily catch-all if you're a ring, or even an ear-rings-ish kinda person. And of course, the dish has to be overdressed, because nothing can ever be over-dressed for me when done right. In short, here's a nice way to organize your rings!
It's also literally the simplest, glamorous way to make a squeal-worthy gift for you mum/sister/daughter/friend/lalala.
Did I mention this is Part 1 of my new series called : Vanity Rehab?
Just sayin' but in case your vanity needs an update, love, you can keep coming back for some more ideas. I've done so much more jewelry organizing posts here and realized I'm good at that sort of thing + I hoard a tiny bit more every few months so I'll be posting on more ideas especially dedicated to that.
Onto the diy,
You'll need:
-Decorative beads. gems etc. Even ones from a broken bracelet.
-A tall-ish small souvenir/miniature keepsake etc. (read above if you were lazy and skipped everythin')
-A lid, circular cardboard/glass/plastic base(or maybe even a coaster. And no, it doesn't HAVE to be circular. It can be octagonal, your choice.)
Just for trivia, I used one of those small golden cardboard *things* that come underneath store-bought pastries here. Don't ask me why I kept that. (I'm a diy blogger.)
-Glue gun/super-glue
-A small mirror (smaller than than the base). Just for some added glam-factor.
How-to:
Even tho' this is pretty self explanatory, here we go.
1. I started by using a gold marker to paint around the black rim of my round mirror (which I prized out from my used compact case.)
2. Eyeball the center of the cardboard base and hot glue the mirror over.
3. Start from the diametric middle of the mirror and hot-glue your gems around going alternatively.
Meaning you stick one gem to the right of the first one.
And one gem to the left of the first one.
Just so that it gives each one good enough time to dry and they don't budge later.
4 Clean the mirror.I removed the tower from the key chain and hot-glued its legs in the center of the mirror.
If your keepsake comes in atrocious colors, just paint/spray paint it gold, silver, neon, pastel because all those things are in. Or just do whatever you like.
Ta-done. Done. Stack up the rings and stare at it everyday while you dress up!
Have fun!
Don't forget to pin this cuz' pinning is superlatively hot and subscribe to Craft A Doodle Doo to hook up with the rest of the DIYs in these series.
If you happen to feel extra-friendly right now, you can even follow me on Pinterest and Facebook!
To check out past jewelry organizing hacks, feel free to pass by my DIY gallery!
Hugs and smiles,
Nash
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Who can resist an Eiffel Tower ring dish? Plus, it's such a good daily catch-all if you're a ring, or even an ear-rings-ish kinda person. And of course, the dish has to be overdressed, because nothing can ever be over-dressed for me when done right. In short, here's a nice way to organize your rings!
Did I mention this is Part 1 of my new series called : Vanity Rehab?
Just sayin' but in case your vanity needs an update, love, you can keep coming back for some more ideas. I've done so much more jewelry organizing posts here and realized I'm good at that sort of thing + I hoard a tiny bit more every few months so I'll be posting on more ideas especially dedicated to that.
Onto the diy,
You'll need:
-Decorative beads. gems etc. Even ones from a broken bracelet.
-A tall-ish small souvenir/miniature keepsake etc. (read above if you were lazy and skipped everythin')
-A lid, circular cardboard/glass/plastic base(or maybe even a coaster. And no, it doesn't HAVE to be circular. It can be octagonal, your choice.)
Just for trivia, I used one of those small golden cardboard *things* that come underneath store-bought pastries here. Don't ask me why I kept that. (I'm a diy blogger.)
-Glue gun/super-glue
-A small mirror (smaller than than the base). Just for some added glam-factor.
How-to:
Even tho' this is pretty self explanatory, here we go.
1. I started by using a gold marker to paint around the black rim of my round mirror (which I prized out from my used compact case.)
2. Eyeball the center of the cardboard base and hot glue the mirror over.
3. Start from the diametric middle of the mirror and hot-glue your gems around going alternatively.
Meaning you stick one gem to the right of the first one.
And one gem to the left of the first one.
Just so that it gives each one good enough time to dry and they don't budge later.
4 Clean the mirror.I removed the tower from the key chain and hot-glued its legs in the center of the mirror.
If your keepsake comes in atrocious colors, just paint/spray paint it gold, silver, neon, pastel because all those things are in. Or just do whatever you like.
Ta-done. Done. Stack up the rings and stare at it everyday while you dress up!
Have fun!
Don't forget to pin this cuz' pinning is superlatively hot and subscribe to Craft A Doodle Doo to hook up with the rest of the DIYs in these series.
If you happen to feel extra-friendly right now, you can even follow me on Pinterest and Facebook!
To check out past jewelry organizing hacks, feel free to pass by my DIY gallery!
Hugs and smiles,
Nash
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I have the same flower gems, I used them to make earings to my sister some time ago
ReplyDeleteI love how I can use those for such a variety of things <3
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, it looks like the tower is floating on the water!
ReplyDeleteIt sort of does, thank you :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice work. Sharing on G+
ReplyDeleteThanks a TON Bindu <3
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I have a mirrored tray I throw all my stuff on but something like this would look super cute on it and keep me more organized :)
ReplyDeletexx Lorelai
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It does brighten up my entire vanity too Lorelai :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent tutorial for a ring holder - perhaps in the bathroom so rings go safely somewhere when washing hands?
ReplyDeleteI do just so happen to keep it on the ledge above my wash basin. :D
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