Jewelry cabinet makeovers are my very favorite thrift store DIY project. You can tell from how many I’ve shared over the last 12 years! Today I thought I’d share my 10 favorite jewelry cabinet makeovers. Leave a comment and let me know which one is YOUR favorite!
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My Ten Favorite Jewelry Cabinet Makeovers
I’ll start with number 10 and work my way up to my very favorite thrift store jewelry cabinet makeover for this year.
10: A Rounded Side White Jewelry Cabinet
Sometimes simple white is the best choice!
9: Tall Pink Jewelry Cabinet
Y’all know I’m not really a pink kinda girl… but I love the way the blue floral scrapbook paper accented this pink jewelry cabinet makeover.
8: Light Blue Jewelry Cabinet
Here’s one of the ways I handle a stained jewelry cabinet…
7: Turquoise Jewelry Cabinet with White Drawers
This was the year of two-tone jewelry cabinets! Turquoise and white was my favorite color combo… of course!
6 – Jewelry Cabinet with Decoupaged Drawers
Here’s another two-toned makeover. This time with gray.
5 – Red Jewelry Box with Stencil
This was a surprise. At one point during the makeover, I hated this color. But when it was all finished it turned out to be one of my favorites!
4 – The Biggest Jewelry Cabinet I’ve Painted
This was the largest jewelry cabinet I’ve ever found at a thrift store. It needed a little work but it turned out beautiful!
3 – Blue Jewelry Cabinet with Scrapbook Paper
I tried using up my scrapbook paper stash this year, too. I still have a LOT left!!!
2 – Turquoise Jewelry Cabinet with Ikat Decoupage
And… we’re back to turquoise for the top two makeovers.
1 – Another Turquoise and White Upcycled Jewelry Cabinet
Yeah… I still love turquoise! I usually prefer jewelry cabinets with glass doors. But this simple one turned out amazing and is this year’s #1 jewelry cabinet makeover!
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Thanks for reading! Don’t forget to leave a comment and let me know which jewelry cabinet is YOUR favorite!
‘Til the next project,
Ann @ Duct Tape and Denim
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First published December 28, 2015.
Birnbaum says
These are some amazing jewelry cabinet makeovers. You should do mines, they’re in need of fixing also lol. How long have you been doing this type of stuff for?
ducttapeanddenim says
Thanks, David, I’ve been painting old jewelry cabinets for about 7 years now. I never get tired of them!
Jodi says
What do you do with them once they are painted and finished?
ducttapeanddenim says
I sell them on Etsy and local vintage markets.
Teresa Lopez says
OMG guys thank you I buy these things every year for my granddaughters .fill them up with jewelery.these ate so cute .
Lynda says
Your ideas and creativity is refreshing. Thanks for sharing.
Linda at Mixed Kreations says
They turned out beautiful! But my favorites are #5 #3 #2 and the green one not in this collection.
Julie says
You’ve put me back in thinking about making a jewlery cabinet ,I’ve been thinking about it for ages but have only seen box’s ,these are just great !
Julie thank you so much!
Kathy A says
Well, due to your posts, I’ve acquired a couple of jewelry boxes to upcycle but haven’t gotten to them yet. Need a rainy day, I guess!
ducttapeanddenim says
Hope you have lots of fun painting them!
Anonymous says
YOU HAVE SOME NICE IDEAS, HOWEVER, YOU MIGHT CONSIDER DOING SOME IN A COLOR OTHERTHAN ALL IN SHADES OF BLUE. NOT MY FAVORITE COLOR!
Emily Joyner says
Enjoyed seeing your work! Plan to do jewelry boxes!!
Deborah A Sayers says
Your jewelry boxes are so cute, i bet they sell really well., i have seen them many times in thift stores.
Donna Crowley says
Are most of the little knobs glued in or screwed in? I have a jewelry box and the inside fabric is great. I can’t feel anything through the fabric. So if they are glued in, how do I remove them?
Thanks for any advice – I can only hope that my project turns out somewhat as awesome as yours!
ducttapeanddenim says
I’ve found that most handles are screwed in and most knobs are just glued in. I can usually wiggle them around until I get them loose. Then I’ll pull them out with pliers. Have fun with your makeover!