This earring display hack is great for someone like me who loves to own a lot of earrings and need something to display them out neatly without costing too much.
The TOLSBY is an excellent choice for earring display at home and for product selling, I have used this display for my local craft fairs to great effect.
It holds a decent amount of earrings for pierced ears, works well for studded and hook style ones of any size and shape.
Materials:
- TOLSBY frame
- Plastic cross-stitch canvas
- Scissors
How to make an earring display
1. Purchase a 7 count plastic cross-stitch canvas from a craft store. The ‘7 count’ simply means there are 7 holes per inch on the canvas. I found that size the best to accommodate earrings.
2. Measure and cut out a 4×6 inch sheet from the canvas and slide into the frame. I managed to fill 4 TOLSBY frames with the 1 plastic canvas I purchased.
3. Fill it with earrings! And your earring display is done.
~ Jen, Sydney
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