where can I find small decorative hooks to hang neclaces from, like you commoly see in jewelry armoires?

Jan 09, 2009 by lizzy | Posted in Do It Yourself (DIY)

 I also saw the lack of hooks sold through a key support, but want to buy the hooks independently. I looked at all the major hardware box with no luck.

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From Ikea to I-me-a: Ikea hackers have customizing ideas

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It was Stein's first jeopardize into "Ikea hacking," a practice of modifying, customizing, reconstructing, or otherwise appropriating the approved Swedish home decor staples and transforming them into one-of-a-kind creations.

And it has become an global phenomenon.

Mei Mei Yap, a copywriter from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, is among the chief cultivators of the rehearsal. She runs the blog IkeaHackers.net, which features projects as simple as transforming a stainless screw up one's courage to the sticking point slotted spoon into a soap dish for a vessel sink and as complex as bricking a curving bathroom obstruction entirely with Rektangel vases (which are, incidentally, rectangle vases).

The blogger, who posts as "Jules," says the supplicate spans the globe for a reason.

"I think, firstly, it's not too expensive," she says. "You wouldn't cut up a architect piece, would you? Secondly, customizing is also inherent in the Ikea system: You mix and match. Hacking is only just taking it a little further, or way out there. Some hackers really treat Ikea as their metal goods store, shopping at Ikea for raw materials to modify.

Source: Philadelphia Inquirer