I love jewelry; I always have. As a child, when I went to visit my Grandma Hazel, one of my favorite things was to comb through her jewelry. She had beau-coups -- from precious to costume from the "5 & Dime". If it caught her eye, it became part of the collection; dishes, salt & pepper shakers, teaspoons -- but her jewelry was my favorite.
Grandma Hazel's house was like going exploring. Her house was full of her treasures, but none were as fascinating as what I found on her vanity. I would wrap some of her scarves around myself & create an evening gown, then layer as much jewelry as my frame could hold. I would imagine that I was a Hollywood movie star.
Release your inner-child & make your jewelry part of your decorating. Display it like a treasure. Remember--Out of Sight / Out of Mind!!
Grandma Hazel's house was like going exploring. Her house was full of her treasures, but none were as fascinating as what I found on her vanity. I would wrap some of her scarves around myself & create an evening gown, then layer as much jewelry as my frame could hold. I would imagine that I was a Hollywood movie star.
Release your inner-child & make your jewelry part of your decorating. Display it like a treasure. Remember--Out of Sight / Out of Mind!!
a jewelry box from Grandma Hazel
Photo #1 Painted, wooden shelf with ring clasp on the dowel rod. Photo #2 Tea cups as jewelry organizer. From dagmarbleasdale.com Photo #3 Bottles for bracelets. From etceteraecasa.blogspot.com
Pulls on a rack for necklaces. From etsy.com Aunt Dedes Basement
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