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An Inspiring Array of Jewelry Displays

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Heres just one of Jennifers many jewelry displays -- a repurposed rubber stamp holder for bracelets!

Here's just one of Jennifer's many jewelry displays -- a repurposed rubber stamp holder for bracelets!

Photo: Courtesy of Jennifer Perkins
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If you're looking for some new ways to keep your jewelry organized, Jennifer Perkins has some fantastic ideas to share! Check out her series of posts on her Naughty Secretary Club blog this week:

First, she spotlighted all kinds of cool ideas from her favorite decorating and craft books, and then collected a handful of how-tos to make your own displays. Next up was a journey through some collectors' jewelry boxes, and last she opened it up to the whole world of Flickr pictures of jewelry displays.

And now you can add your own photos to her new Flickr group, How Ya Hangin - Jewelry Displays!

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Mortira writes: What a great collection of ideas! This is great not only for jewelry hoarders, but sellers as well. I'm always on the look out for new ways to display my wares at craft fairs and home parties. This gave me some great food for thought.

Thanks for sharing!
Posted: 12:19 pm on January 12th
Jrsjewels writes: Works great for bracelets!
Posted: 10:15 pm on January 3rd
AdeleImelda writes: there has to be a cute way to make an earring tree with a block of wood at the base, painted gold of course, and branches made of wire. the branches would have to have divets in them to keep pairs together along the course. It shouldn't be too big but on the other hand I have lots of earrings. I rarely wear some of them now because I can't see them in the box that they are currently stored in....Any thoughts?

Posted: 11:28 am on December 20th
PrincessDude writes: I love this idea. I think I am going to try this for the antique lover in the family.
Posted: 8:17 pm on November 29th
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