The Quickest Pendant Display

by Carolina González
(My Little Magick Shop)

Closeup of the pendants, made with vintage domino pieces, painted and decorated with my own altered photo designs.

Closeup of the pendants, made with vintage domino pieces, painted and decorated with my own altered photo designs.

This super quick pendant display is made with a base of a thick but light cardboard + foam material that is used commonly on scale models - my best friend is an architect and I got some spare pieces from her. (Sorry but I don’t know the English name for this!)

I just covered it in (reused) wrapping paper, made two cuts (one on each side) and passed a combining ribbon to hang the pendants from them.

The big bows add a touch of glamour.

This pendant display took about ten minutes to make.

It can be made in any size and re-wrapped as many times as needed to match the pieces.

If you’re good at sewing you could even cover it in fabric and maye eyelets for the ribbon.

I carry these trays outside all lined up in a big leather bag and they’re lasting enough to be used many, many times.

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The Quickest Pendant Display

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Beautiful way to display pendants!
by: Rena

I love so many things about this display - First of all, it looks very elegant and custom-made. And it's versatile enough to be used for any size of pendant. You could also use it to display earrings. Also it recycles materials instead of using new things. And it's completely unlike any commercially-made jewelry displays. Finally, it's super fast and easy to make.

Thanks so much for sharing this project, Carolina!

Very high end boutique!
by: Katharine www.kathartis.com

Very sexy fresh way to display pendants, and prevents thieves and the wind from taking your beautiful work! I think the cardboard/foam material you are refering to is called foamcore and is available at most craft and model train stores in the USA.

How do you remove a single pendant when sold?
by: Trish

Quick question... do you have to untie the ribbon and slide all the pendants off to remove one when sold?

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