Jewelry Displays / Organizers

We make a little bit of jewelry and we take it on consignment from a couple of people, the majority of it coming from the talented Lizzie Heinert. Anyway, we have a large selection and so we've had to come up with some creative displays that I thought I'd share.

Necklace lampshade

Book ring holder

Vintage drawer on lazy susan

Mom actually made this cute chair shelf to hold hand and tea towels, but it works for jewelry too :)

Crib rail

Frame hair clip and necklace holder

Altered vintage suitcase

Vintage wrought iron hanger, actually originally for necklaces?

Lizzie made this cool fork hanger

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December Newsletter!

Happy December! It's that crazy time of year again! I've started adding crushed candy canes to my morning coffee :)

Extended Holiday Hours: Open Sundays from 1-5pm, open until 8:00pm on the 20th, 22nd, and 23rd.

December 29th: 6-10 year old Children’s Art Class! $7.50 per class per child, $6.00 per child if you have more than one child in your family taking classes, all materials provided. 4:30-5:30pm 
December 30th: 4-5 year old Children’s Art Class! $7.50 per class per child, $6.00 per child if you have more than one child in your family taking classes, all materials provided. 4:30-5:30pm (last Tuesday instead of Thursday because of Christmas)

Instead of our regular DIY, this month we have free printable holiday party invites. A big thanks to the Friends of the Library for inviting me to speak at their "Entertaining for the Holidays" Event. These are the three holiday themes I presented on, and the free printable invites, as promised :). 
The first theme is a super simple way to make your table setting and invites festive and fun. Simply use washi tape.

To create this invite, just print out the invite on 5x7 white cardstock, stick washi tape pieces on the bottom and draw flames on the top of them for candles. To view and print, click HERE. (to print 5x7, open your print dialog box, click on page setup, and change the size from 8.5x11 to 5x7)

The second theme is a more traditional and elegant Christmas tree theme.

 

To create this invite, print out the invite on 5x7 white cardstock. Also, print out the Christmas tree pattern. Then cut it out and use the pattern to cut the invite into a Christmas tree shape. To view and print the invite, click HERE.

The last theme is a rustic natural theme.

To create this invite, print it out on 5x7 cream cardstock. Then cut 1/4 inch off of all sides. Cut a 5x7 rectangle from brown paper and glue the invite onto the brown paper, centering it. To view and print, click HERE.

We hope you have a wonderful holiday season full of peace, love, and joy!

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