DIY Jewelry Cloches With Lulu Frost

A trip to New York isn’t ever complete without a visit to Lulu Frost‘s stunning Flatiron showroom and newly renovated retail space. Not only is it a reason to preview and shop the latest collection (we wanted everything, by the way), we love carving out some craft time with Lisa and her team. We all share a love of collecting vintage plates and storing jewelry in them atop dressers and credenzas – but how annoying is it when your precious baubles start collecting dust and other debris? As per usual, we didn’t have to look far for a solution. Lisa’s vintage inspired aesthetic was the perfect inspiration for these oh so pretty, and easy to make jewelry cloches.

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You’ll need:

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Start by cutting the screws of the knobs with a bolt cutter – try to get as flush as you can to the base of the knob. Use a heavy duty mill file to file away the remaining metal.

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The backside of the knobs should be completely filed down and smooth before adding a small dollop of E6000.

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Turn the clean stemless wine glasses (you’ll want ones with a flat bottom) upside down and carefully center the knob on top. Hold it in place for a few minutes and allow to dry overnight.

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We used mini porcelain hands to store Lulu Frost’s pretty little code rings. Mini cupcake stands make the perfect pedestal for necklaces and pendants.

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How pretty do these gorgeous cuffs look protected inside the cloche?!

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Arrange with varying heights. You can even use large glass hurricanes, used for candles, for larger cloches. Just be sure to reinforce with extra glue. And give it the ‘lift test’ before using.

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Jewelry stored, protected and looking all kinds of Lulu lovely!

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(all jewelry by Lulu Frost; images by HonestlyWTF)

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54 Comments

  1. Oh my goodness these cam out amazingly! Love!

    xo

    Michaela

    http://michaelajeanblog.com

    http://www.etsy.com/shop/MichaelaJeanArt

    2.24.15
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  2. Tracey wrote:

    Love these. I think I may use as server for dessert at the next dinner party !

    2.24.15
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  3. mun wrote:

    Wow, this is so pretty <3

    2.24.15
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  4. Kathryn wrote:

    Wow, love this idea- so simple but really impressive!
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    2.24.15
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  5. Ari wrote:

    This is sooo pretty! I can’t wait to make these for my jewelry that I am always losing!

    2.24.15
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  6. Maya wrote:

    Gosh! This is fantastic!! Thank you for sharing this! I am definitely making some!

    http://thelittletreasures.blogspot.com

    2.25.15
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  7. Alice wrote:

    Wow this is extremely clever! Going to try this asap.

    xo,
    Alice
    http://houseinconnue.wordpress.com/

    2.25.15
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  8. Love all this jewelry cloches…
    xoxo
    Yael Guetta
    http://www.ftwwl.com

    2.25.15
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  9. This is such a fabulous idea!

    Xo
    Peyton

    perfectlytayloredblog.com

    2.25.15
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  10. nuriel wrote:

    great idea! looking lovely!

    http://nurielfashion.blogspot.co.il/

    2.26.15
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  11. Patrizia wrote:

    Oh my goodness these cam out amazingly! Love these. I just found your blog and I really like it. I followed you right away. 🙂 Maybe you want to take a look at my blog too:

    http://www.thesmallnoble.blogspot.com

    2.27.15
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  12. Such a chic DIY update!

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    2.28.15
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  13. ellie wrote:

    Love it! Can you please tell me where to get the metal knob you have pictured? I looked all over Anthro’s website and couldn’t find it. 🙁

    3.2.15
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  14. maria wrote:

    such pretty photos
    great post
    xx
    http://bellebeauty100.blogspot.co.uk/

    3.6.15
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  15. It’s really lovely. Nice idea! 😉

    3.11.15
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  16. great idea, its really nice i would diffidently great…

    3.14.15
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  17. Susan wrote:

    Fantastic post inspiration !!! I love him
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    3.27.15
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  18. Mandana wrote:

    Very cool! I love this. X

    http://www.missmandana.com

    3.28.15
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  19. Dawn wrote:

    These are soooo pretty! Took my breath away

    4.8.15
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  20. Guest wrote:

    Very nice! I’ll definitely be making a couple of these.

    4.12.15
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  21. LaLa wrote:

    Love how simple these are – could get the glasses from Ikea – my mum has some very similar!!

    4.12.15
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  22. I love the cloche look for storing your jewels – cute!

    4.23.15
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  23. What a lovely idea! Will definitely be trying this out. I love the idea of making your own things, and adore vintage!

    Jo x

    http://thefashionparadepage.blogspot.co.uk

    7.9.15
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  24. Melissa Page wrote:

    Hey Erica, I never thought these materials could make such pretty jewelry cloches! I have the usual jewelry box at home but would definitely try this. Did you ever have a problem with glueing the knob and stemless wine glasses together?

    7.16.15
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  25. Zen wrote:

    This is an amazing DIY! Gorgeous and so easy to make! I am definitely going to try it and will feature the results on my DIY blog, hapinesswherever.wordpress.com 🙂

    8.6.15
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  26. Sanjeev wrote:

    Gemstones can be used for the jewelry making and most of the jewelry designers are using jewelry in a perfect way.

    10.21.15
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  27. Wendy wrote:

    What a fab idea – must try this soon.

    12.20.15
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  28. Carol wrote:

    What a great idea for those one of a kind glasses i just hate to get rid of. Thanks for the ideas.

    12.28.15
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  29. Sanjeev wrote:

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    2.28.16
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  30. leg17 wrote:

    Спасибо! Очень интересно!!!

    3.25.16
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  31. Linda wrote:

    HI,

    this is unique and and looking like traditional id to show jewelry in shop, i wil try this idea in my shop

    Regards
    Linda

    5.6.16
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  33. harmeet wrote:

    very nice………

    7.6.17
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    9.12.17
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  35. Jai wrote:

    Beautiful Very nice.

    9.25.17
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  36. This is so pretty!

    2.3.18
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  37. It’s a beautiful. I love one..

    3.14.18
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