Happy Monday! When I organized Little One’s closet, I alluded to all the work that went behind finding all the coordinating colors for everything. Basically, this is how the items started out. A bunch of hodge podge colors that would have looked pretty random in that space. Today, we’re gonna focus on the black tray. It was a little too “David Hasselhoff meets Don Draper” for her, so I attacked it with some spray paint.
After a couple of coats of paint (and some primer), I used some wrapping paper found at Marshall’s that would incorporate some of the blue in her room. I attached it with a thin coat of spray adhesive. El perfecto!
Here’s where I got lucky. I had a couple of acrylic trays from Target I was using in another shallow drawer, so I tried them in the tray. Like. a. glove! They fit really well, and they showed off the pretty paper underneath. Yeehaw! It had just enough compartments for all her little jewelry.
Now when she goes to find her Beauty and the Beast charm bracelet or her moose head mood ring (I mean, who doesn’t have one of those?), she can just pull out the tray and accessorize!
It was about $13.00–with a whole lot of wrapping paper left over–for everything. Sometimes ya just have to get a little creative when your storage space calls for it. I really wanted to make a “think out of the (jewelry) box reference here, but I won’t. Just know that I wanted to.
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Absolutely love how this turned out! I never would have thought to use wrapping paper as a liner! 🙂
Shannon
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I bought the same wrapping paper (except mine came from Home Goods) and used it in my daughter’s room as well. I love the jewelry tray. Great job.
I am loving this! Simple but impactful–each of my three daughters would love one of these. I’m going to have to keep a lookout for random wood trays now.
Super cute, Chris! Smart thinking. Love it!
Great job, Chris !
I still just love the color combination you’re using in your daughter’s room. The aqua and coral is just beautiful together! This jewelry tray makeover is just so pretty, too. I really love how the clear tray just fit in the outer tray and it doesn’t take away from the color scheme or the jewelry in it.
Now you can use that extra wrapping paper in the bottom of her drawers, the back of her bookcase or as a mat around framed prints in her room. The possibilities are endless!
Hi there 🙂 I’m new to your blog, and I love it! You have a lot of talent in DIYing and a great writing style!
I bought the same wrapping paper at Marshall’s (so pretty!), and I’ve used it to line some kitchen drawers 🙂
It came out beautiful, Chris. And might I add that you are spoiling us with one (wonderful) blog post after another. I don’t know where you are finding all this (dare I say) free time to post so often, but I’m loving it!:)
Elaine
I just LOVE reading your blog & finding myself in AWE of your creativity & general awesomeness! Makes me feel closer to you, yet miss you more at the same time. Of course I choose to focus on the awesomeness & feeling closer to you! 🙂 (((HUGS)))
Do you know what kit or pieces that closetmaid sent you? I was looking to do a closet redo and this is pretty close to what I wanted. The drawers you have look a lot different than the drawers at Target (which are closetmaid). If you have the info it would be helpful. If not I’ll keep searching, thanks!
Love it!
Loving the pink! Such a cute and creative jewelry tray.