DIY Polymer Clay Ring Holder

A super easy DIY to showcase your beautiful rings. This Polymer Clay Ring Holder is so pretty that you’ll want it on display in every one of your rooms!

Hi, everyone! Lisa here, reporting for DIY duty! Last time I posted, I had tons of fun making a polymer keychain craft. It was my first time using polymer clay and well, I just can’t get enough of it.

A purple and pink DIY polymer clay ring holder. Learn how to make one yourself with this tutorial.

I’m all about costume jewelry – and rings are my all-time favorite! I’m all about stacking them and sporting different metals and stones (think à la Phoebe from FRIENDS).

Storing them isn’t always pretty, though. I usually just shove them in a drawer and call it a day before I decide to wear them again. This is why recently, I decided to make my own ring holder – and what better material to use than polymer clay? It’s so easy!

How to Make Your Own Ring Holder Using Polymer Clay

What I love about this DIY is that it takes very minimal tools to make. Plus, it’s so quick and easy to prepare, that you’ll have your DIY Polymer Clay Ring Holder in no time!

What you need:

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Craft/DIY Tools Needed:

Supplies Needed:

3 different colors of polymer clay, about 2 oz. each

A hot glue gun with yellow, pink, and purple polymer clay blocks.

Instructions:

This is one of the easiest DIY projects you will ever make. In fact, you can get your kids to make some too.

Here’s how to make your own DIY polymer ring holders.

1. marble the first two colors

Choose two colors out of your polymer clay to knead together and create a marbled effect.

The best way to marble polymer clay is to just roll two colors together into a ball.

Pink and purple polymer clay marbled in a ball.

2. shape it into a cone

Next, shape your marbled polymer clay piece into a cone, about two inches tall.

Marbled polymer purple and pink clay in the shape of a cone.

3. Shape a circle

Take your third polymer clay color and flatten it and shape it into a circle: about 1/2 an inch thick and 1 1/2 inches in diameter (hint: you can use a cookie cutter to achieve the shape but we aimed to complete this DIY with as little tools as possible).

A toothpick making an indention in yellow polymer clay. This will be used in a DIY ring holder

4. give it an indentation

Press a toothpick into the circular base you just shaped. Press it as deep as possible without the toothpick going straight through the piece. This indentation will be an extra spot for you to place rings.

5. bake!

Place the polymer clay pieces on a lined baking pan and bake for 20 minutes in an oven that you preheated to 375 degrees F.

The clay cone and yellow clay circle will bake in the oven on this baking sheet.

6. glue it together

Once the pieces have come out of the oven and cooled down, use a glue gun to secure the cone on the circular base – just above the indentation that was made.

A dab of hot glue on the bottom of the marbled cone.

The marbled clay cone resting on the yellow clay base. After it dries, it will be used as a ring holder.

3 rings resting on the DIY ring holder made out of polymer clay.

The front view of the ring holder and how it looks when it holds rings.

The cutest DIY ring holder and it's so easy to make.

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