I am in love with my new Spinning Jewelry Display Rack!  I use it for displaying my Paparazzi Jewelry that I sell  but I’m sure you could use it for lots of other things as well, so I thought I’d post a quick tutorial.Â
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The handmade spinning rack cost about $17 to make, plus a few scraps we had at home.
This one on Amazon is smaller in case you’d rather buy one.
How to Make a Jewelry Spinner
You’ll also need a square piece of scrap wood for the bottom and lid, and 1x2s or whatever for the skeleton inside.
Cut the pegboard into 4 pieces that are equal and fit the four sides of the square board. Then use wood glue and screws to attach the boards to the bottom board. Wood bar clamps help hold it together. Trevor attached 2 sides then put up the skeleton of a 1×2 in the corners to add more stability, then attached the other 2 sides to the base and corner boards.
Trevor speeds up his drilling and screw driving using this awesome drill/driver flipping bit – so fast!
Then attach the lazy susan to the bottom – just screw into the 4 corner holes:
Paint it if you’d like. Here’s the view looking down into it:
And the outside. The lid just sits on top of those corner boards. And there’s a knob on the top so it lifts off. I love that feature and store lots of headbands inside when transporting my display:
And here it is loaded with pegboard hooks and ready with the fun $1 Starlet Shimmer things – now the little girls can spin and browse to their hearts content – wahoo!!
If you need a Spinning Jewelry Display Rack for any reason, give this a try!
Jewelry Display Ideas
You might also want to check out:
—Simple Jewelry organization (this is how I organize my personal stash)
—Simple Earring Holder
—Easy Necklace Holder
Custom Spinner
If you love DIY Projects, you also might like to learn about Customizing a Spinner.
very cool! I like this alot, Thanks for showing us how to do it! 🙂
Thank you for the terrific tutorial! I had to pin this one to my Shona Skye Dream board (my board for my future shop). It looks great and is way more affordable than the commercially produced ones!
Kristy @ Shona Skye Creations
https://shonaskye.blogspot.com
Nice!
Love it and I can use it to display my Scentsy Bars! I’m going to get to work. Thank you for sharing.
Bethp.Scentsy.us
Love this. I could it used it this past weekend and for my two upcoming shows! Great tutee!
You’ve got a great husband!
DUDE! What a fantastic idea!!
These would be great for jewelry artists displaying their work for craft shows. You can also paint the peg board or stencil it!
Thank you for posting!
xo Michelle
misanthropycreation.com
So this only takes one sheet of pegboard that is 2×4 feet. I really want husband to make for me but want to make sure on how many sheets of pegboard.
yep! I used a 2×4 sheet, but if you want a bigger spinner you could use bigger sheets
Does it change the size of the lazy Susan spinner? The biggest I could find at Home Depot was 6”
What size square boards
love this idea!!! Where do you get the hooks from.
great question – – I’m a rep with Paparazzi Accessories, and they sell the hooks for an awesome price to their consultants, so that’s where I got mine
I’m brand new to Paparazzi as a consultant. where on the site can I find the hooks and displays?
Just get them at Home Depot, or Lowes.
I bought some through amazon and some at a local hardware store.
Thank you for the idea, I had recently became a Scentsy Rep, plan to make this for my scentsy bar display!!
Is the lazy susan sandwiched between 2 boards?
nope, it’s just on the bottom – if you flipped the display over, you could see the lazy susan – hope that helps!
What size are the scrap pieces of wood for the top and bottom??
I’m totally making this! Thanks for sharing!
What are the dimensions for everything I want home Depot to cut do that I just assembly.
What size does the two pieces (top and bottom) have to be? Also what kind and length of screws are used?
Do you have any more specifics directions that include dimensions, piece sizes, etc? I don’t have the ability to cut my own materials, so will have to get everything cut at the home improvement store before coming home. Any additional information would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for sharing…