Small Jewelry Box Ideas?

[TracyP]

I am getting ready to try to build a small jewelry box for the LOML out of cedar. Do any of you have photos or plans for a project such as this? I think it should be about 12" wide, and four inches deep and four inches from front to back. I would like to try to put a couple of dividers in it. She does not wear or have a lot of jewelry so size can be of a smaller variety. Thanks in advance for your help:gar-Bi

 

[ScottM]

Tracy you can Google Jewelry Box Plans. Here I are couple hits.

http://www.jeffgreefwoodworking.com/pnc/Boxes/FingJewel/index.html

http://www.shopsmithhandson.com/archives/jan_feb_05/html/money_maker.htm

 

[DaveO]

I am getting ready to try to build a small jewelry box for the LOML out of cedar. Do any of you have photos or plans for a project such as this?

Oh maybe a few -

Ultra slimline -

A little more storage -

Blow your whole freakin' tool budget storage -

HTH,
Dave

 

[LeftyTom]

My WIP is a cedar wall-hung armoire, so my dimensions are too big...

 

[Rob]

Or something like this.

Pretty simple, 45 degree corners joined by biscuts, top and bottoms are rabbited in.

 

[sapwood]

OK, it's not really a jewelry box, but it's cedar

Roger

 

[Joe Scharle]

Here's a pretty simple box style:

 

[dtprice]

In the member's gallery I just posted pictures of my granddaughter's jewelry box. The glorified plano tacklebox trays can be reconfigured. I will post pictures of another box for another granddaughter later. Enjoy :icon_thum

David

 

[DaveO]

David, nice 3-point miters on that box. I haven't tried them yet.....angles tend to screw me up fast.

Dave

 

[dtprice]

After the pictures were uploaded they looked a little washed out but you get the idea.

David

 

[dtprice]

So here is another box with book match quilted maple sides and walnut top and bottom.

David