Hanging accessories

Homie StellarP says she snagged this great idea for earring organization from Pinterest. And it looks fabulous! Just take chains, hang them on the wall, then hang your drop and dangle earrings from them. It makes for some easy, pretty access, storage, and organization.

Upcycled crafts: Things you can make with old forks and sliverware.

The perfect solution to your messy accessories pile. Turn your jewelry into functional wall art with a framed earring organizer from Creatively Cluttered. 💠 This jewelry organizer is made from an upcycled plaster picture frame. The frame has an ornate design and has been painted champagne to compliment your precious jewels. 💠 Wall hanging frame measures 18 x 15 inches and includes two D-ring brackets on the back to allow you to hang on the wall. 💠 Wooden slats are spaced in increments…

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2017 There were two visual thoughts running through my head when I first penciled the thumbnail sketch for this clock. The first was to create a piece where the face was mostly eroded away, showing only a small slice of a clock that once was and is now completely exposing the organic-looking mechanism of the clock. The second was to push a growing, vine-like style that blurred the lines between organic and mechanical. I also couldn’t shake this image of the twelve suspended above the…