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This to That: Tool Box to Jewelry Box

this to that: tool box to jewelry box / via oh joy!

Today we’re taking a plain, wooden tool box and are turning it into something completely unexpected…a jewelry box! It’s surprisingly functional and PERFECT for storing all your jewelry from earrings, necklaces, bracelets, and rings. Check it out…

this to that: tool box to jewelry box / via oh joy!

You’ll need…
tool box (or similar from Target)
– acrylic paint (lavenderwhite)
paint brush

this to that: tool box to jewelry box / via oh joy!

Here’s how…
1. Before assembling the tool box, paint the handle bar white and let fully dry.
2. Assemble tool box according to the instructions.
3. Paint the inside of the two drawers and the inside of the bottom lavender.
4. Paint the bottom section of the tool box lavender. Let fully dry.

this to that: tool box to jewelry box / via oh joy!

Ta-dah! How amazing is that? I love that you can see everything and store them in neat compartments. And, you can even store larger items (like neck scarves and sunglasses) below. It’s super functional and can hold so much, which is great since it can be hard finding just the perfect jewelry box size for all your accessories. If you’re one who likes to bring your jewelry over to your closet to figure out what to wear, you can bring this over in a breeze. 

this to that: tool box to jewelry box / via oh joy!

Plus, you get to pick what color you want to make it, and how nice does it look on a dresser? I’m making these for gifts, too! 

Sources shown: Benjamin Moore Sundance paint, Jenny Vorwaller small abstract painting, Jenny Vorwaller large abstract painting, Ikea dresser (Similar), Target white & gold tray (similar), Anthropologie gold jack, Anthropologie lady vase (similar), Target mirror.

{Photos by Lily Glass, Concept/Production/Styling by Julia Wester, Production Assistance by Jess Hong. Written by Traci Michael.}

2 comments

  1. There’s a typo in the fourth section of text – FYI. Hate to be that person but I’m a digital content writer and proofreader.

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