
My daughter & I put the above two together. We went to a thrift store to pick up the frames then over to the hardware store to buy black fiberglass screening. (84ft for $6)
Then we stapled the screening onto the back. Easy, inexpensive, useful project.

If you click on the picture it will enlarge. Most of the earrings were also made by Mary.
Crafty lady, isn't she?

I will end this post with a couple random links I'd like to refer back to and for you to explore if you desire.
Making liquid soap - I'd love to give a try at this sometime. I am going to attempt making bar soap soon, I've done it once before.
Blueberry Gateau - made this recipe the other day..... yummy!
4 comments:
I got one of these frames years ago and LOVE it! So unobtrusive but handy. We're having a hand-made Christmas, and you've inspired me! THANK YOU!
And we do need to exchange e-mail about poultry... Wonder how close you are to our four green acres???
I went to craft fairs searching for earring holders for the girl's christmas presents. Not one! I'm thinking I'm going to make them now, Thanks for the idea!!
This is a brilliant idea! I've been wanting to find a way to keep my jewlry organized, and this is such a cute wat to take care of the earings! My mind is just buzzing with all the different possibilities! Thank you for the inspiration!
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