Packing necklaces

Do you love to wear necklaces but never can pack them without tangling them? Well I found the perfect way to pack them tangle free! All you need is straws!

For thiner necklaces all you need is a typical drinking straw. Then you thread the necklace through ( for longer necklaces use 2 straws)

And for chunkier necklaces like pearls, use a Boba straw.

And thats it! It's a really simple, yet useful packing tip!

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Random projects!

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