Easy Boho DIY Necklace Holder

If you like the look of boho decor (short for “bohemian”) but don’t appreciate the hefty price tag that usually accompanies it, you’re going to love this easy boho DIY necklace holder tutorial. Made with just a few supplies, it’s a breeze to customize and assemble. The perfect way to hang your jewelry in style!

Materials needed to make your own DIY necklace holder:

• Assorted Decorative Knobs
• Decorative Barn Wood Arrow
• Sawtooth Picture Hangers
• 2 Inch Cabinet Screws & Nuts
• Drill

Step One. Don’t you just love all the gorgeous knobs available over at Consumer Crafts? Since they’re originally meant to be used on furniture and cabinets, the screws that they come with are super long so you’ll have to switch them out with shorter ones or cut them to make this DIY necklace holder. I bought adjustable drawer handle screws but you’re more than welcome to use anything else that works!

Step Two. Using a ruler to measure and mark first, drill three evenly spaced holes in the base of the wood arrow. Disassemble the ceramic knobs, replace with a shorter screw, and reassemble on the arrow.

Step Three. Secure with nut. If you used an adjustable screw like I did, snap off the excess screw portion with a pair of pliers.

Step Four. Nail two saw tooth picture hangers to the back frame and hang in your room!

I love that with just a few supplies, a power tool, and some extra screws, you can transform this decorative arrow into a super easy boho DIY necklace holder. Not a fan of the arrow? No problem, Consumer Crafts has tons of other barn wood shapes and letters to choose from! How fun would it be to make one out of your last name initial or the heart? With all the different wood shapes and knob options, you can customize this tutorial to fit any room and personality!

Check out the deocrative knobs used to create DIY hooks to use throughout the home! These little pieces are so versatile.

Vanessa

Vanessa is a self proclaimed sleep deprived mother of two adorable boys and when she has a little time to spare, she makes things and posts about them on her craft blog, Tried & True. If she’s not cooking, sewing, gluing or making, she would probably go crazy. Join her on her crafty adventure at Tried & True.