Thursday, June 17, 2010

Organized Jewelry


Materials: Inreda DVD holder, Ice cube trays

Description: More of a repurpose than a hack..

~ Laura Pazzaglia, Anzio, Italy
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12 comments:

  1. This is cool :) Is it hard to get the earrings out of the ice cube tray at all?

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  2. I love the earring idea. I have one of those ice cube trays some where. I also have one that makes ice sticks that might work for bracelets (i have small wrists). Thanks for a great re purpose!

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  3. Hi, I´m Laura aka L aka Elle.

    Cookie, it´s not difficult at all to get the earrings out because the edge of the heart is just the right size for a finger with an earring part stuck on it. Further to the right, I have normal (not IKEA) ice cube trays for larger earrings.

    Anikka, for bracelets (I have very few) and choker necklaces that want to stay in a circle, I have a large plastic round top from I-forgot where-it-came that I usually just lay on top of the necklace tray.

    When I had a larger dresser with a longer drawer, I also had a long thin pillow where I stuck all of my pins.

    Ciao!

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  4. I love this site, but this might be the first time I've ever thought: TIME TO GO TO IKEA NOW. Such a simple, effective idea. Thanks, Laura/ella!

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  6. My necklaces are telling me to go buy the DVD tray now now now now!

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  7. This is soooo cool! Great idea, congratulations!

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  10. I use chocolate boxes for small earrings, rings and bracelets.
    looks nice too because i covered the outside of the box with cute fabric.

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  11. i love this idea!!!

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  12. excellent idea, definitely gonna try this out :)

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