We’ve shared our ultimate picks for gorgeous bracelets, necklaces and hair accessories that you can totally make yourself and hope they’ve served as inspiration to kickstart your handmade accessory collection for the season. But now that you’ve made these amazing pieces, where are you going to store your new bling? Since we’d never lead you into the dark like that, we present you with 8 outstanding ways to keep your jewelry organized,hanging necklace jewelry box.

1. Painted Twigs: These amazing technicolor twigs are so welcoming and definitely take us back to summers at the camp craft table. A cool display for your lake house getaway. 

2. Hanger Jewelry Holder: This hanger hack looks stunning against a plain brick or heavy patterned wall. Just paint on a metallic coat and screw in eye hooks the length of the wooden hanger to achieve this functional display. 

3. Ultimate Accessory Organizer: Keep your earrings, sunglasses and scarves in one easy-to- find and awesome-to-look-at place. We dig the shabby chic vibe of this distressed window frame. 

4. Animal Jewelry Holder: Glam up the circus tent with another great way to use mini animal toys. Carefully saw these creatures in half and super glue each animal to a painted two by four. For extra support, try screwing the flat back of the toys into the wood. 

5. Frame and Moulding Organizer: Flea markets are prime hunting grounds for second hand hidden treasure just waiting to be repurposed, like this frame. Can you believe the elegant transformation? From totally tossable to multi-functional organizer using wood glue, power tools and a bit of elbow grease. 

6. Saucer and Shot Glass Tiered Tray: Stack your way to stylish jewelry organization with this antique plate tiered tray. Clear shot glasses support decorative dessert plates or saucers perfect for catching your most-worn pieces that never quite make it back in their proper places. 

7. Jenga Set Necklace Rack: Sometimes you just need a board game to stay in place. Keep your Jenga pieces from tumbling by turning the loose wooden blocks into a sturdy necklace rack. This project really gives a whole new meaning to color block. Get it!?

8. Painted Prehistoric Toy Ring Holders: We can’t stop smiling at these adorable painted prehistoric toys. Toss your rings onto the pink mammoth tusks and try tying your favorite bracelets around the dino’s striped pastel neck.