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How to Make a Jewelry Display Stand in 3 Easy Steps!

Whether it’s for a craft show or for your personal use, this is a fabulous way to make an inexpensive jewelry necklace display rack. Using household items, such as a candle stick, a wooden trivet*, and cup hooks, you can make a sturdy and beautiful jewelry display in three easy steps. * A trivet is an object placed between a serving dish or bowl, and a dining table, usually to protect the table from heat or water damage.
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a mannequin with jewelry hanging from it's sides on a metal stand
Inexpensive Jewelry
Jewelry Display Stand
Cup Hooks
Scarf Necklace
Jewelry Display Stands
Necklace Display
Business Card Holder
A Necklace
Jewelry Display
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As an added bonus, when it's finished, you may also use the flat surface on the top to display something, such as a sign, a necklace bust or business card holder.
some tools are laying out on a towel
Tall Candlesticks
Metallic Spray Paint
Tall Candle
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MATERIALS: One wooden trivet (preferably round), One tall candle stick, One package of cup hooks, A marking pen, One can of metallic spray paint, A hammer (optional), Pliers (optional), One nail for making holes (optional), A ruler
a person holding up a circular object near a swimming pool
Serving Dishes
Jewellery Display
Easy Steps
Display Stand
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Trivet after it's painted Total cost for the entire project: $12.67
a can of rustoleum sitting on top of a table next to a brush
Spray Paint
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DIRECTIONS: 1. Paint the trivet using metallic spray paint, then let it dry. I used silver. 2. Place the trivet on a smooth surface, like a towel, so it doesn’t get scratched. Mark where you want the holes, then insert the hooks as shown in the photo. I used 16 hooks total. See photos. 3. When you are finished screwing in the hooks, place the trivet on top of the candle stick with the hooks facing down and outward.
a wooden cutting board with holes in it
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Trivet $3.97 for two at Walmart
a pair of metal hooks sitting on top of a pink package
Four Corners
Pliers
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Helpful Tips: To keep the holes evenly spaced, try marking the four corners first, and then fill in the middle. After I marked the holes, I hammered starter holes with a hammer and a nail. (You can also use a drill if you have one) This makes it easier to screw in the hooks. If it’s still difficult to turn the hooks, use pliers. Cup Hooks .97 cents per pack of eight x two from Walmart)
a silver jewelry stand with lots of necklaces hanging from it
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Finished Jewelry Display Stand