This Salvage Saturday we are making another vintage vibes jewelry display for brooches…but you could use this idea in so many ways! Come along on this crazy 365 day journey of vintage home decor...

How often do you wear brooches? If you’re a vintage lover like me then you almost certainly have one or two in your collection. But how often do they actually see the light of day? I realised back when Dorothy was a baby that I hadn’t even looked at my brooches in about a year,

What’s the difference between collecting and clutter? I ask myself that question often as I’m guilty of buying multiples of (too) many things. You can avoid clutter status by putting your beautiful collections on display. Here are 16 examples of great collections—including my own tea cup collection!

I have a problem with stuff. I like to collect things, but often find that all my carefully chosen treasures somehow disappear into boxes and don't get enjoyed, by me or anyone else. It was my New Year's resolution to try and display some of my collections and make them accessible for use. I decided jewelry would be a good place to start. I have a ridiculous collections of costume and vintage jewelry that I've been picking up here and there since highschool, and yet, I wear the same…

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✔【Unique Pins Buttons Display Organizer Size】: Dimension: 29.92 x 15.74 inch, weight: 420 g. Durable and easy to use, properly protect your precious brooch pins collections. (NOT Included Accessories) ✔【Large Capacity for Hold the Lapel and Enamel Pins】: 170 different sizes of brooch can be placed, various styles for you, display your brooches, helps find the brooch you need right away, easily to organize and protect them. ✔【Great Materials & High Quality】: Made from the double felt and…

Organize - and display - all your favorite pins and brooches without breaking the bank or putting in a full afternoon of work. The post DIY Pin & Brooch Display appeared first on Wilde Designs.

Making gorgeous one-of-a-kind works of art from broken, vintage costume jewelry is not "difficult" -- but it requires a lot of patience -- a lot of jewelry -- an artful eye -- and the appropriate adhesives.