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I brought all my necklaces from the old house on a bungee cord. They had been hanging on hooks so they could be found easily and not tangle. Who knew that several months bunched together on a bungee cord (until I could get the hooks up) would lead to them snarling so badly. After 1-1/2 hours, they were finally back on the rack and ready for wear.

[Dawn]

A well suited title and a good idea

[JackieR]

Wow that's a Labour of love and a great way to illustrate it.

[Wylie]

Great idea

[Issi Bannerman]

Nice!

[Margaret Brown]

A neat idea Kathy!!

[Mickey Anderson]

Now thats a job!!!

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

patience leads to... Love the presentation!

[Kathy]

@Dawn Thanks Dawn.
@30pics4jackiesdiamond It was a labor anyway (not sure about the love). Thanks Jackie.
@pusspup Thank you Wylie
@jamibann Thanks Issi.
@craftymeg Thank you Margaret.
@brillomick Yes it was. Worse than picking out a tangle in a skein of yarn. Thanks Mickey.
@overalvandaan ...the job being done? Thank you Saxa.

[summerfield]

you have quite the collection! very nice!

[Pyrrhula]

Great idea.

[Richard Sayer]

This is almost an immutable universal law... Unconnected objects stored together will form intimate liasons! Glad you got it sorted.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Oh my are you patient!!

[haskar]

Nice idea.

[Kathy]

@summerfield Years of collecting (and selling Avon, when I bought more than I sold.)
@pyrrhula Thank you.
@vignouse I hadn't heard that before Richard, but it is very true. Thanks.
@olivetreeann Sometimes one just has to be. Thanks Ann.
@haskar Thank you.