DIY Vintage Tart Tin Organizer

This tiered tart tin organizer is about 11″ wide and great for craft beads, small stickers, jewelry, miniatures, and charms.

I made this one for my antique booth. It’s the perfect height and size for a tabletop display, and the design is simple. Check out all the details on this vintage-inspired project below!

Supplies

• A Craft wood board for the base (approx. 10.7″ x 7″)
• Scrap wood or a 1″ to 1.5″ dowel for the sides
• 5 gallon – 1.5″ wide paint stirrers for top shelves (a wood yardstick or ruler would work too!)
• Flathead wood screws
• Wood glue
• About 12 tart tins
• A small hacksaw
• Chop saw (optional)
• A drill
• Paint or stain
• Silicone adhesive or hot glue (to glue tins)

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How to Make a Tiered Tart Tin Organizer

Cut the wood pieces for the sides with a chop saw or hacksaw.

You will need two 5-inch-long wood pieces and two 2.5-inch-long wood pieces. I’m using 1.5″ x .75″ craft wood from Dollar Tree, but a wood dowel will work too.

Assemble by drilling pilot holes into the wood base to avoid cracking and add a dab of wood glue before screwing the wood screws into place. Leave about 2.5 inches for the bottom tins as shown below.

For the two shelf tops, I used paint stirrers that I marked with a pencil and cut to size with a hacksaw.

Paint or stain the wood elements before assembling (optional).

Apply silicone caulk (or hot glue) to attach the two wood shelf pieces and tart tins.

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