Sunday, January 9, 2011

All things old are sometimes new!

I had this old earring holder but it had been designed for the old clip on earrings and it was very unstable. It had just a wire tripod for the bottom. So hubby used the cutting blade on my dremel to cut slots in it to accommodate my pierced style earrings. Then I used the base of an old candle holder to give it some stability.
 


and all those old parts.............

Well they became my new bracelet holder.

We drilled a hole in the little silver coaster to hold rings and the bracelets that did not hang well and then used old parts from a candle holder and some dead clocks we took apart.... very steampunk kewl!
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

12 comments:

  1. Only you, Inka, only you would come up with something so practical out of "junk." GREAT JOB!

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  2. Wow!! What a fabulous blog you have. I've just had a lovely browse and you are so generous with your give-aways. Thank you.
    And thank you for visitting me and commenting. it's much appreciated.
    Hugs
    June xx

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  3. What an amazing imagination and ingenuity you have, Inka! This is a fantastic example of recycling at its best. This is really lovely. And thanks so much for visiting my blog and leaving your kind comments.

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  4. Those are both beautiful! I love the mirror in the bg too. ~Diane

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  5. The new year is nearly two weeks old, but I still wanted to stop by and wish you a Happy New Year!

    Nothing left to say for me ... this is truly a fantastic example of recycling :-)

    Hugs, Gaby

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  6. Inka...you are one smart girl! I love the new bracelet holder!

    LuLu~*xoxo

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  7. They both look brilliant and so love your upcycling. Annette x

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  8. this is beautiful
    hugs chrissy o
    xx

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  9. I found your blog at your Etsy shop.
    I'm in love with it and a new follower.
    Thanks for sharing the Valentine paper doll.
    Hope you'll check my blog as well.
    Hugs

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