Great idea! Right now I have my earrings on mesh dress stand from TJMaxx, but I will keep this in mind if I want a change. I love stud/button earrings so much. I can't go to a craft fair without coming home with some little flower earrings or earrings that look like food. Your donut earring tutorial is great, too, by the way!
I think a t shirt would totally work. Just make sure and roll the fabric super tight and use hot glue to keep it tight. Or if you still plan on covering it, you could use rubber bands to keep it super tight.
you can make it even nicer if you buy a length of decorative wood/mdf trim like 1/4 circle or "wavy" and put a square of that along the inside of the box (like an inverse picture frame) it will cover the edges of the fabric , help a bit keeping the rollers in place and look awesome especially if you spray it gold or some other nice color.
You have such a pretty collection of studs! Those are my favorite! I'm currently looking for super inexpensive, flat, round or square, plain studs that are small. And those that are a flat "bar", too! They look so nice! ♥
Great idea. I've made these before but instead of foam rollers I used felt rolled up which eliminated the step of covering the rows with fabric. You just might be more limited in colors choices.
I really like the idea. But honestly the fabric chosen was the worst. Looks as organza or tafeta, and wasnt even iron. Got a lot wrinkles, specially on the corners, thats will be easily to lose shape and the corners lose threads. The best fabric is cotton, because after iron, you can hidden the corners to inside perfectly. (the quilting´s fabric is perfect, nice colors and patrons). Velvet is usually the one for jewlery box, or even buy "velvet paper" for that. I am a perfectionist person (yes, with TOC too), and I notice all that issues which bother me a lot. But of course is not my intention be rude. As you, I got many jewlery boxes, but arent good for my stuffs. So, I am preparing my "personal jewlery box" based on the items I have. And Im taken ideas from many channels to made my own style based on my needs. This will be great for the smaller earrings, wich always I lost one in third dimension...
Even though this is a great idea I bet all the materials and time spent on creating this was more then just buying one of these already made, tarnish resistant once from like a shopping network like hsn.com or even stores like Ross and tjmax has these for as little as $6.99-$19.99 depending on size. Tfs
phenriquez80 its very true. But given the size that I needed and the fact that all I had to buy was the foam rollers ($5 total) it was defiantly cheaper to me make. But if you needed to buy all the materials then it would for sure be cheaper to buy it already made. Thanks for watching!
just made this while quarantining!! it turned out so good, thanks for the inspo❤️
I love your fun attitude in the video- thanks for the tutorial!
Great idea! Right now I have my earrings on mesh dress stand from TJMaxx, but I will keep this in mind if I want a change. I love stud/button earrings so much. I can't go to a craft fair without coming home with some little flower earrings or earrings that look like food. Your donut earring tutorial is great, too, by the way!
Very nice idea! Thank you for sharing.😀
I think a t shirt would totally work. Just make sure and roll the fabric super tight and use hot glue to keep it tight. Or if you still plan on covering it, you could use rubber bands to keep it super tight.
Girl, you're crazy but I love it, whose faces at the beginning had me rolling. This was also a great idea
the way you presented this is hilarious I really enjoyed it. This is going to be tomorrows project just need to get some rollers and more glue! 😁
you can make it even nicer if you buy a length of decorative wood/mdf trim like 1/4 circle or "wavy" and put a square of that along the inside of the box (like an inverse picture frame) it will cover the edges of the fabric , help a bit keeping the rollers in place and look awesome especially if you spray it gold or some other nice color.
YOU are freaking cute and creative!
Love this idea
Love your sense of humor! Nice video.😄 Peace!
I enjoy how you teach people the diy way and how funny and child like you are ITS AWESOME I WISH I DID IT LIME THAT
What a cheap and cheerful idea, I have a lovely tray at home which I will be using for this actually purpose, thank you! :-)
You are so fun. I just love your channel.
Best idea on CZcams!!!!
lol! thanks for sharing your fun tutorial! always love your videos! I needed to smile!
I really enjoyed watching this video! You are hilarious and this was super helpful!
i had so much fun watching your animations. made my day and your diy is what i needed! thanks.
Awesome tutorial & you’re super adorable!
Lol, the beginning was ridiculous but I like it!
You have such a pretty collection of studs! Those are my favorite! I'm currently looking for super inexpensive, flat, round or square, plain studs that are small. And those that are a flat "bar", too! They look so nice! ♥
jstoney1995 I used wear long dangly earrings all the time. But Baby Milo made me see the error of my ways and now its nothing but studs!
LOL! bonitajuanita Oh the joys of babies and dangly earrings! ♥
Beautiful
Hahsha you are hilarious! Love watching
bella rose Thanks! I'm glad you liked it!
Great idea. I've made these before but instead of foam rollers I used felt rolled up which eliminated the step of covering the rows with fabric. You just might be more limited in colors choices.
Not only is this a great diy idea, but I'm loving your personality :D #Sub
+kiikat hee hee thanks buddy!!!
Gorgeous & very nice video
You make me laugh....I love it! Thanks!
Nice video
Omg! Easy peasy! Thank you !
I like you r video and enjoyed it
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I loved the Wolverine reference 😂👌
u r so cute especially the glue gun
this is the most American video I've ever seen.
I think I'm going to use our saved toilet paper rolls or roll up old junk mail in stead of hair rollers. I still use my curlers. :)
Me encanto la idea tambien para anillos serviria genial
I loved this video and your personality!!
lol so funny!!! very enjoyable to watch! lol
+Renee S Thanks buddy!!!
Bravissima dell'Italia
So dang clever!
Trudy Pope Thank You!
Fabulous!
Nice idea
your really funny keep up the good work😊
Faboulous i did the idea and it worked ❤
sandra love Yay! I'm so glad! I still use mine and I love it. I'm so glad you tried it out.
U are so awesome
So SILLY omg I love it 😂🥰
superb
Cute
Do you think using a picture frame would work? I was thinking if I cut the rollers in half and hot glue the rows on to the back of the stand maybe?
I think it might if is thick frame. But really so long as the rollers don't move (they are glued in real good) it should be ok.
Loooooooove! Thank you Thank you Thank you
super sister
can you put the earrings in with the earring backs??
+Will Pereira Yes you can
I really like the idea. But honestly the fabric chosen was the worst. Looks as organza or tafeta, and wasnt even iron. Got a lot wrinkles, specially on the corners, thats will be easily to lose shape and the corners lose threads. The best fabric is cotton, because after iron, you can hidden the corners to inside perfectly. (the quilting´s fabric is perfect, nice colors and patrons). Velvet is usually the one for jewlery box, or even buy "velvet paper" for that. I am a perfectionist person (yes, with TOC too), and I notice all that issues which bother me a lot. But of course is not my intention be rude. As you, I got many jewlery boxes, but arent good for my stuffs. So, I am preparing my "personal jewlery box" based on the items I have. And Im taken ideas from many channels to made my own style based on my needs. This will be great for the smaller earrings, wich always I lost one in third dimension...
Where would you put your earring backs
+TheAmethyst Pig I keep them on the earnings. They are able to fit just fine. I haven't lost any yet, cross you fingers!
hilarious!!
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my cousin name is Juanita
Lol😂😂😂
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Even though this is a great idea I bet all the materials and time spent on creating this was more then just buying one of these already made, tarnish resistant once from like a shopping network like hsn.com or even stores like Ross and tjmax has these for as little as $6.99-$19.99 depending on size. Tfs
phenriquez80 its very true. But given the size that I needed and the fact that all I had to buy was the foam rollers ($5 total) it was defiantly cheaper to me make. But if you needed to buy all the materials then it would for sure be cheaper to buy it already made. Thanks for watching!
That's true too, cool.