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Cork Board Jewelry Organizer with Fabric

August 13, 2016 by Courtney

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Courtney revamped her bathroom cabinet with pretty paint colors – and turned the inside into a cork board jewelry organizer with Mod Podge and fabric!

Courtney revamped her bathroom cabinet with pretty paint colors - and turned the inside into a cork board jewelry organizer with Mod Podge and fabric!I just gave my bathroom cabinet a makeover and I wanted to give the inside a fun little surprise. It has a cork board inside and it was in terrible shape. I knew I wanted to cover it in some fabric and use that space to hang my necklaces on. A cork board makes a perfect jewelry organizer!

I found this fabric back when I did my fabric lined drawer post on my desk. I just fell in love with it when I saw it at Jo-Ann and I’ve been waiting for the perfect opportunity to use it. THIS WAS IT!!

Fabric Cork Board

For this project you’re going to need:

Supplies

  • Fabric Mod Podge
  • Fabric
  • Mod Podge Bayer
  • Mod Podge Brush Applicator

This was the before picture. It really really needed a makeover. But it was a great piece overall and only $30.00, total bargain!

Covering Corkboard with Fabric Getting Started

I looked through my craft stash to find my Fabric Mod Podge and rounded up the rest of my supplies I was going to need for this project.

Let’s get crafting! 

Covering Corkboard with Fabric Step 1 – Add Fabric

I was able to remove the cork board part super easy.

I used my brush applicator and started at the top, covering the top portion of the cork board. I didn’t go too thick with my Mod Podge, I really don’t think you need too much. You don’t want it to start seeping through the fabric.

Covering Corkboard with Fabric

Step 2 – Smooth Down Fabric

I gently laid my fabric on top (make sure it’s straight) and used my brayer tool to help smooth the fabric down.

Then I started on the next section. Adding more Mod Podge and laying my fabric on top until the piece was covered. Let it dry an hour before the next step.

Covering Corkboard with Fabric

Step 3 – Cover the Sides

I added a thin amount of Mod Podge to the sides and firmly wrapped it in place. Make sure to smooth it down good for this step.

Covering Corkboard with Fabric Step 4 – Finishing the Back

I pulled it tight around the back and folded the bottom over. Then I added more Mod Podge to the last pieces to help keep it all in place.

Covering Corkboard with Fabric Since I folded the bottom piece I just added a couple tacks to keep it secure. Let everything dry 2 hours before use.

Covering Corkboard with Fabric Finishing Touches

I found some cheap hooks to use, and it became a perfect jewelry organizer.

I’m obsessed with this piece now. It’s seriously my favorite in the house. It’s going in my bathroom for our towels, washcloths, etc.

Courtney revamped her bathroom cabinet with pretty paint colors - and turned the inside into a cork board jewelry organizer with Mod Podge and fabric!Courtney revamped her bathroom cabinet with pretty paint colors - and turned the inside into a cork board jewelry organizer with Mod Podge and fabric!I’m so pleased with how my cork board jewelry organizer turned out. The Fabric Mod Podge worked great; I love that stuff. I was a little nervous about using it on cork, but it did fine. Fabric is so much easier then scrapbook paper!

Make sure to stop by and see the whole furniture makeover!

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Comments

  1. Shelley Collison says

    August 18, 2016 at 9:48 pm

    Great job Amy…You can ignore my question I just sent you. I know what the Brayer is now??

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