[Jewelry making - Article 00365] - Re: [Orchid] How do you carry your work to galleries?

[Alana Clearlake]

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    I purchased some wooden art palette boxes, bascially they are
    designed to carry around paint and brushes. I removed all the
    interior stuff, cut foam to fit top and bottom, covered the foam
    with fabric (you choose). When the box is closed with the jewelry
    inside, the foam on the top and bottom compresses a bit to keep the
    jewelry from sliding around. When you open the box for presentation,
    voila, it is all there without having to fuss with removing
    bubblewrap or whatever, and the pieces don't need to be pinned down.
    The boxes look pretty nice and are not terribly expensive, have
    handles and are easy to carry.

Alana Clearlake
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