Thrift n' Pick Country Style Heritage Jewelry tree project 8 13 2015
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- This is an example of how you can repurpose and/or preserve jewelry that might not otherwise have a practical use. This Heritage tree was created in 1967 with an antique frame that has been resurfaced. Hope you enjoy it.
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I love this one. It's the most realistic tree I've seen. I have so much old jewelry lying around, I would love to make one!
This is such a beautiful way to display and honor those you miss and love. My mother and grandmother sold Sarah Coveting in the 60's and I have all the beautiful pins and clip on earrings. I am going to do your idea so they memories can be handed down.
What a brilliant idea!
Executed beautifully.
I loved listening to your lovely voice and descriptions.
This is absolutely beautiful. What a joy to make and have. I will be creating a Heritage tree as I have some lovely items to use that belonged to family members. Thank you for sharing this. The close-up at the end was just the right touch and it really helped to bring it all together. Appreciate it very much.
Thank you Kate, I used to have a class to help people make them. They also make great and thoughtful Christmas and wedding gifts. I know you will enjoy doing it. :o)
This is one of the most beautiful one of these trees that I've seen. Thank you for sharing it!
So beautiful! Thank you for sharing your talent and memories.
Beautiful! This is truly what I want to do with some old family jewelry pieces that are mismatches and unwearable. Thank you so much.
How wonderful! Thank you for sharing! Beautiful way to cherish loved ones pieces that have passed!
Hi Joyce, this is sooooo beautiful! It brought me to tears. I have lost a lot of family over the years and this is a beautiful way to get the family together and to share memories. Thanks for sharing! This project really warmed my heart. Hugs Gina
Absolutely beautiful! I love all the detail. You’ve given me some great ideas and I think you for sharing. So sorry for your families loss of your little sister. What a awesome way to remember her is using her personal items. I Love it! :)
I love it so much! Thank you for sharing this! So my mom just passed and I am still crushed. I have boxes of jewelry. Both she and I are artists. I want to make some things like this for myself and my family. Thanks again!
TFS! Best video for special memories and so lovely & beautiful!
beautiful idea and beautiful tree
Beautifully done. What an awesome heirloom!
Just lovely. Thank you for sharing.
Such a beautiful treasure❤️
Wow! That is lovely. Thank you for sharing
Lovely idea
I absolutely loved hearing your stories!! 😍 I want to make one but I want try a way to be able to use them as jewelry pieces still.
I really like your tree. I love thing that have a meaning. Thank you for sharing this with us. I hope to make me one soon.
So beautiful 💜💜💜
Lovely ❣️
So beautiful, I used foam board instead of plywood. Then velvet.
E-6000 glue is supposed to be the best adhesive so jewels don’t fall off. In a well ventilated room.
so pretty, I'm going to try it with my Grans old stuff, thank you.
Maree Bow b
Very beautiful
How Pretty!
Verry pretty, sorry to hear about your sister.
This is beautiful and a lovely memorial. Do you have any videos that show how to create one? Thank you!
Beautiful
Love this. Just found you I’m going t try
I would love to do this with the old costume jewelry my mother had, but I can't find any videos about what tools to use to remove the backs of clip on earrings or the pin part of a brooch or jewelry pin. Can you point me in the right direction? Thanks. Your tree is lovely. Thanks for the video.
Would of been nice if you have the camera closer as you were describing the pieces....😞
Beautiful work Absolutely love it😍 If I use fashion jewelry for doing this How can I prevent the jewels from tarnishing after I frame it?
Just subbed to you
Christmas tree old jewelry
What kind of glue do you use so that it stays on there well?
I haven't made one yet, still searching like you ! I did come across a website called thriftyfun that said to use a good strong craft glue... They also advised against using super glue, warning that is turns gold black.... Hope that helps...
At 9:40 she states she used Elmer's Glue! Truly stood the test of time!
love it. what size frame is this?
Mary Mangano it looks like a 16x20
What size is it
Hello. I haven't seen you on videos in awhile. Hope you are okay. I had a question about crating the jewelry picture. Did you frame the velvet board first and then add jewelry or put the jewelry on it and add it to a frame? Thanks for Sony help.
I used 1/4" plywood that I had cut to fit the antique frame. Then I glued the velvet directly to the plywood on the back side (you could also use staples to help hold the fabric).
I created a rough triangle outline with string and used that has a guideline for placing the jewelry. You will find that placing most of the jewelry loose before you glue it down is the best way to work. That way you can make adjustments before you make it permanent.
I don't remember the glue but I believe it was Elmers. Hope this helps, it does stay nice, I did this one nearly 50 years ago. :o)
You can use either red (dark) or green (again dark) for a background.
I need to work on some more videos, it's been a busy year. :o(
What kind of glue did you use ?
I just wanted to know how it's made...