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This reminds of steampunk. I am going to show my co-worker and see if we can do a program with our tweens and teens.
That sounds like fun – I’m sure that they would love it!
What a great way to organize your earrings.
I figure it will be better than having them all stuck together in a tray. 🙂
Neat idea, I have tons of jewelry pieces and it would be handy and nice to upcycle old cheese grater. Thanks.
Any way to reuse – I love it!
That is a pretty cool way to upcycle!
Thanks Laurie!
This is neat, I would have NEVER thought to turn a grater into an earring holder…Perhaps there is some crafty easy way to push or file down the sharp edges though…
Thanks, Rose – it was fun to make!
Really, really neat!!
Thank you, Lois.
I love this idea. It would be great in my daughter’s room!
It’s a great gift idea for friends, too!
That is such a good idea!!! I love it. Be careful though. I once lost half my pinky finger on a grater. They are dangerous lol.
Ouch Mary!! Dangers of a Mom’s job, huh? ha/ha
I love it
Thank you.