Name: designerdi
Location: Corte Madera
Time: 2 hours
Cost: Less than $10
Northwest #5: Designerdi's Necklace Nook
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This project is so easy (I even had a glass of wine first!), and pretty self-explanatory. Even so, here are the instructions:
size of the space
DURING
your board and the pattern on the door to match up.
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This is one of those projects that hits me like a palm to the forehead "Doh!" What a perfect way to solve the problem of ever-twisted necklaces.
view quercus's profile
I love this, I think I like it even more because I was just thinking of something similar for my jewelry...great work!
view Jess2nola's profile
Looks great!
I did something similar that I posted on my blog...if someone wants something not quite as involved (as in, my way can take you 15 minutes...but won't be as tailored)
http://compassandcoffeespoons.typepad.com/compassandcoffeespoons/2008/01/a-cheap-easy-or.html
view Christine (the one in DC)'s profile
Brilliant.
view Lisa Hunter's profile
great idea!
view SD913's profile
Great idea! How did you screw in the hooks? Did you need to drill holes first? Or did you just poke it through the felt, press hard, and screw by hand?
view peripatetic19's profile
Simply amazing! I'm going to make this for my wife's birthday which is coming up on Vali day. She will love it!!!
view designerkevi's profile
This is great for keeping chains and necklaces straight! Also a quick way to accessorize an outfit. Your instructions are easy to follow. Good Work! janicehsv
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Thanks for the comments everyone! To peripatetic19 - to get the screws in, i hammered them a little first with the nail (to start the hole) and then screwed by hand. If you're strong, and depending on the kind of board you use, you could probably do it entirely by hand.
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