etsy shop of the day: birdhouse jewelry

while at the brooklyn flea market the other day (more to come on that fabulousness that is the brooklyn flea) i stopped at amy lapierre's, of birdhouse jewelry, wonderful booth and simply fell in love. she had such beautiful pieces of jewelry that were, much to my delight, actually affordable! i've been looking for the perfect 'v' pendant necklace for a while now and i found it here! 
i would have to say my favorite part about my new necklace is the fact the the length is adjustable...that's right, there are three different lengths i can wear this bad boy depending on the collar of my shirt. i love that! 

here are a few of my favorite items she has on her site right now:

{love this simple understated necklace}

{these were gorgeous in person. they reflected the light beautifully}

{love a good statement ring}

{love my v necklace! i wear it everyday}

she has some gorgeous pieces that i'm sure to put on my wishlist for any upcoming holidays *hint, hint mr. williams* ;)

make sure to check out all her shop has to offer here

what is your favorite piece she has? 

which item do you want to add to your holiday wishlist?

xoxo

DIY: Unconventional Art

I think is such a great way to turn your favorite pieces of jewelry into decoration for not only your body, but also for your house!

Simply put display in a shadow box filled with pushpins that has a "front door". Then, you still have easy access to your prized pieces when you want to wear them!

Source: bhg.com via BHG on Pinterest

What do you think?

xoxo Hannah

Inventive Closet Storage

This is such a great way to add some extra "closet" space by using clear shelving to make almost a piece of art or furniture, adding both visual interest as well as more storage! You can even showcase some of your most beloved pieces of jewelry and shoes!

Source: saragilbaneinteriors.com via Hilma on Pinterest

I love this!


xoxo Hannah

DIY: Jewelry Frames

No matter how hard I try, I feel like I can never keep my jewelry drawer organized and 'tangle free' for more than a week or two before it's somehow back to a ruffled mess! I have always admired the concept of creating a framed jewelry holder. I love the look of these, with the already intricate and beautiful frame, attach a screen cut to size on the back using a stapler, and simply hook your earrings directly into the holes of the screen! I'm sure you could also find a way to attach your necklaces and bracelets by attaching some sort of mini hook into the screen, then attaching the jewelry on the hook. I will hopefully have the time in the very near future to make myself some of these!