Hmmm... skeleton keys? Or keys to your castle and all its rooms? You didn't forget the closet or the toilet keys? And the kitchen? Interesting to compare them all, and interesting arrangement. Reminds me a bit of my pockets back in the 1980s! So many keys at work. Still surprised my pants didn't fall down from all the weight! Keep up the good work! :-)

There is something about keys, Crafters love, included myself. They use them every so often in their collages :) Love this.

Nice collection, very beautiful postwork!

Beautiful creativity, very funny

Just looked up that word - very interesting arrangement

You learn something new everyday. Now I know what Knolling is. Fantastic post work and pastel colors. When my mother passed she left a similar collection behind. To this day I have no idea what they were for.

I have a 'thing' for keys. This image has a striking approach. I envy the originality. Nice!!

Interesting. Do you still know what they open or lock??

Interesting & appealing arrangement & thanks for the vocabulary lesson...

Awesome collection of keys and beautiful post work 🤚

Excellent !

Ok. I looked up "knolling," and I got "ringing, like a bell, an older version of 'knell'," etc. And I don't know what that has to do with your image! So---no one can argue with me---I went to the Oxford English Dictionary; I mean the 2 million word, 80,000 volume, weighs a ton and has info going back to Beowulf dictionary (I have an online subscription to the monster---hey I come prepared for arguments!): And IT says the word means ringing, of bells, etc. So I'm missing something! But---whatever it means in this context, you made a joyous dancing image, I love the bottom two keys, they look like a couple about to kiss. And the others are just doing their things, while waiting for someone to take their picture. The postwork gives a kitchen counter feel to the background. And where did you EVER get so many keys???? Anyway, a dancing happy image, even if I have no clue what "knolling" has to do with it. Makes keys feel like a bunch of couples and families. Delightful.

I had to look it up, too! (Geez, Mark, just Google it.) I've seen it done, of course, but never knew there was a specific word for that sort of thing. I love how this looks with Mex Bike.

Oh, this one is great to! Andrea you are a artist!

Here I am to admire your very special "knolling" keys. So special, both the image and that "knolling word". I ask myself, are these all the keys of your house, or of all that fence where you once showed a whole series of, Andrea ;-)?

Well, I learned a new word too. I looked at Tara's picture named 'knolling' and she referred to visitor to your post. So I learned something too. Great job Andrea!