DIY Jewerly Organizer

I got this at Kohl's and decided it would be better suited for
hanging jewelry than to just use it for keys and notes.
Plus it's super cute!

I put it next to my bathroom vanity, it was easy for the hubs to hang, it had two grooves already in the back for easy hanging.
It would of been nice if it came with the hardware but luckily we
had plenty. As for hanging earrings, nothing could be simpler.
Just push them in, push it real good ha ha!! I couldn't resist.
There are many hooks for necklaces, even long ones hung on it
well. I could hang more necklaces in the middle but I instead put bracelets on it since I need access to the outlet. But it is a great way to plan your daily outfit's jewelry as well and besides it
looks great and impeccably organized.
The hubs said it looks like a store. I corrected him and said don't you mean Boutique :-)

Belle Maison Organizer at Kohl's regularly priced $49.99
on sale for $22.49 and I had a $10 off coupon. So total price was $12.49!

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