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July 30, 2016

Jewelry Storage Ideas 2016

Stained and waxed wood necklace display with 23 hooks. 12" long by 2" tall (including hooks).

"Turn your jewelry collection into an artful jewelry display with our wall-mounted wood organizers! Your baubles will become a lovely ever-changing bohemian work of art. A driftwood jewelry holder is a dynamic form of storage for your necklaces, bracelets, earrings and rings in your home/bedroom. Accessories become boho decor and out of the way organization. A great gift for her or him, young or old. Or better yet, a great gift for you! "

"I also set up my new jewelry rack I bought from an Etsy shop (Fine Art Holders.) I was so impressed with the outcome! You can talk to the creators and have them customize it anyway you’d like. They’re quick to respond"

"After making the jewelry display I still had a few other pieces of milk glass left over so I paired them with my lamp and put them all together on the opposite side of the dresser. My 50 cent garage sale bird certainly has the spotlight!"

"To create the perfect place to store the jewelry I use most often!"

"Driftwood is a beautiful and unique material. And the best part is that each and every piece is produced and shaped by nature. They're a lot like snowflakes in that way. But unlike snowflakes, they have a much longer shelf life and far more uses."

"There are many different ways in which you can organize and display your jewelry. Clever jewelry storage and display is always a great way to bring a little personality to your space. Take a look at these Creative Jewelry Storage & Display Ideas that will make finding your favorite pieces super easy. Keep your jewelry organized and never lose track of it."

"A unique and beautiful organizational piece that is sure to bring color and style to any space.

This painted hook board is a great way to display your jewelry, scarfs, or hang anything you want to show off. Makes a beautiful headband holder for a nursery! The variety of classic knobs and hooks create an elegant look in the various colors and shapes. "

"Playing cards for jewelry display."

July 29, 2013

Here are....

'Some of my favorite items from my shop!' by misanthropycreations

Scare Crow Scarecrow Glass R... misanthropycre... $16	Fox Necklace Woodland Creatu... misanthropycre... $22.5	Robot Necklace Wood Cut Lase... misanthropycre... $22.5	Teal Teardrop Swallow Earrin... misanthropycre... $28
Tree Branch Ocean Ring Sea R... misanthropycre... $18.5	Deer Necklace Animal Necklac... misanthropycre... $22.5	Zombie Bunny Ear Baby Doll i... misanthropycre... $22.5	Lightning Bolt Earrings with... misanthropycre... $23
Inverted Cross Necklace Hot ... misanthropycre... $18.5	Robot Necklace Wood Cut Lase... misanthropycre... $22.5	Inverted Cross Earrings with... misanthropycre... $23	Eye Surgery Necklace misanthropycre... $23
Eyeball Earrings with Metal ... misanthropycre... $23	Moose Necklace Animal Neckla... misanthropycre... $23	Bullet Necklace Rifle Shell misanthropycre... $21	Pile of Skulls Photo Pendant... misanthropycre... $23

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May 25, 2013

New Laser Cut Necklaces!

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I have been dying to make this post since I ordered the supplies to make these necklaces! I am so excited to share with you the newest additions to my Etsy shop! Laser cut acrylic and wood charm necklaces! When I received the supplies in the mail I assembled all 70+ necklaces in one night! It took me about three hours but that just shows you exactly how excited I am about these adorable new creations!

Of course I took pictures as I was going!

I want to say that I am about 2/3 of the way to adding them to my shop already too. If you are interested in one of these necklaces and click on a picture and do NOT see it in my shop please send me a convo and I will let you know if it has been listed yet or sold already. Maybe I can reserve it for you!

I have a feeling that these babies will be my hot new item for the summer and will go pretty fast though!

I LOVE THEM!

Please feel free to share them on facebook and pinterest! The buttons are below!

I hope you love them as much as I do! I think the majority of them will be perfect for Halloween!

May 1, 2013

New Item: Sideways Cross Necklace

Sideways cross necklace. Wooden cross on long bronze chain.

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March 24, 2012

Thread Wrapped Love Necklace

I was recently browsing Anthropologie's website, and came across this necklace below. It's adorable and fun, but I knew it could definitely be made for much less than $48. The supplies are also pretty basic, so I didn't even need to buy additional materials. If you're an avid DIY'er, there's a good chance you have everything on hand!

Thread-Wrapped Sentiment Necklace, $48 (Photo: Anthropologie.com)

I opted for a charm instead of a tassel, but you can obviously use whatever you'd like. Check out how I made it below!

Supplies:

- Craft wire (I used 24 gauge)
- Embroidery thread, one skein
- Scissors
- Round nosed jewelry pliers
- Chain (length is up to you)
- Clear nail polish (you'll use this in more than one way!)
- Jump rings and jewelry clasp (optional)
- Charm or tassel (optional, not shown)
- Ruler (not shown)

1) Cut a length of wire. About 10 or so inches should be enough. Using the round nosed jewelry pliers, create a look at one end of the wire.

2) Keeping the skein of thread in tact/in the packaging (this makes it easier to work with), tightly tie the thread near the loop you just made. Triple or quadruple tie it for extra security.

3) Begin tightly wrapping the thread around the wire. I found that it was easier to do this if you hold the entire skein of thread in one hand while wrapping. Be sure to wrap the thread as tight as possible.

4) Continue wrapping the thread, until you've reached about 9 (or so) inches of wrapped wire.

5) Tightly triple or quadruple knot the thread.

6) Cut off the excess thread, and secure the knot with clear nail polish. Let dry.

7) Cut off the excess wire, leaving about half an inch. Use the pliers to create a loop, just like you did earlier.

8) Go back to the end that you started with, and cut off the excess thread. Secure with clear nail polish and let dry.

9) Start creating the "L" at one end. Bend the wire to the left, like the first picture above. Wrap the wire back over to the right, around the pliers as shown above. This will create the bottom portion of the L.

10) To make the "O", wrap the wire around the cap of the nail polish bottle. This will help guide the general shape. Remove the bottle and mold the "O" as you wish.

11) After you're done with the "O", make the sure the wire is bending up, like the first picture above. Sharply bend it back down to begin the "V". Tighten the sharp bend by squeezing it with the pliers.

12) Bend the wire back up, then horizontally. This will create the "V".

13) Wrap the wire around and over the pliers for the "e".

14) Bend the wire back up to complete the last letter.

15) Attach the chain to both ends. You can either use jump rings, or simply open up the loops with the pliers. You can also attach the chain to one end of the pendant, so that it hangs differently. It's totally up to you.

16) Attach a charm or tassel, if you'd like. I decided to add a vintage gold charm.

Pretty easy! With some practice and playing around, I'm sure you can create other words as well. Each one for a lot less than $48, too!

Thanks Kristen from Studs and Pearls for this DIY
You can see her orignal post here.