Today was the first time I’ve ever counted how many jewelry cabinets I’ve shared on the blog… 35! Wow! Every one of my jewelry cabinet makeovers is linked below. And don’t worry… I have more painting techniques and colors to try so there will be more in the future! My goal is to save every old jewelry cabinet in the country!
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35 Beautiful Thrift Store Jewelry Cabinet Makeovers
Click on the titles to get detailed instructions and products that I used.
My Boho Paint Finish
Blue Art Deco Jewelry Cabinet
Light Blue Jewelry Cabinet with Mirror
Turquoise Blue Jewelry Cabinet
What to do if your thrift store jewelry cabinet is missing a handle or is stained inside.
Red Jewelry Cabinet with Stencil and Glaze
Blue Jewelry Cabinet
This one was a little more messed up when I found it.
Ikat Decoupaged Drawers
Gold Edge Jewelry Cabinet
Gray Jewelry Cabinet with Folding Door
Turquoise and White Jewelry Cabinet Makeover
This One had Drawers AND Doors!
Gorgeous Teal Jewelry Cabinet
The One Where I Put the Handles on Upside Down
What to do When the Inside is Stained
Tall Pink Jewelry Cabinet
Turquoise and White Jewelry Cabinet
Same Shape But Solid White
What to do when Handles are Missing
White Jewelry Cabinet with Hardware Cloth in Doors
Painted with Homemade Chalk Paint
Biggest Jewelry Cabinet I’ve Ever Painted
Pink Jewelry Cabinet
Pink Heart Jewelry Cabinet
Distressed Gray Jewelry Cabinet
Painted with my Paint Sprayer
Dry Brushed White Jewelry Cabinet
Gray and Pink Jewelry Cabinet Makeover
Repurposed Bread Box Jewelry Cabinet
Coral Jewelry Cabinet
Another Turquoise Jewelry Cabinet Makeover
Mint Green Jewelry Cabinet
This was my least favorite cabinet of all time. But someone loved it. It sold first thing at the flea market!
Green Jewelry Cabinet with Wet Distressed Details
This one got TWO Makeovers!
Antiqued Turquoise Jewelry Cabinet
One of my FIRST makeovers!
One More Turquoise Jewelry Cabinet
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- Vintage Jewelry Armoire Makeover
I hope this page has inspired you to head to your local thrift store to look for more jewelry cabinets! I can’t wait to see what you do to them! We share at these blog link parties.
‘Til the next project,
Ann @ Duct Tape and Denim
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Jenny says
April 23, 2018 at 5:11 amI love the new life these jewelry boxes were given. They are all so pretty. I love the tall pink one. Thank you for sharing at Merry Monday. Hope to see you at the party next week!
Julie says
April 23, 2018 at 6:36 amAll totally gorgeous. Since reading (and pinning) some of your other posts I have now rescued a couple of jewellery boxes but still haven’t picked up the courage to actually give them a make over. You have spurred me on to stop dithering and just do it!
ducttapeanddenim says
April 23, 2018 at 9:18 amGreat, Julie! I can’t wait to see what you do with them.
Elvina Harder says
August 11, 2018 at 10:23 amI am from mn. , I also redo jewelry boxes, I will be taking them to a craft show, I do not know how I should price them any ideas would be helpful, thank you
ducttapeanddenim says
August 11, 2018 at 1:18 pmHi, Elvina! I usually sell mine between $25 and $45. It depends on what I paid for them, how much repair I did on them, and how much time the paint finish took. That’s probably not a lot of help. I’ve seen them sell for WAY more on Etsy and if I didn’t need to clear them out of my space so I could paint more I’d probably try that. It also depends on the market where you’ll sell them.