my master's classes are slowing down, so i had time to make a few jewelry creations this week that are now in my etsy store. a necklace i really like is in the works, but i keep taking it apart so i can get it just right. hopefully i'll have it done by the end of the week... this first necklace already sold, i love it, so vintage looking. what do you think?
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Saturday, February 20, 2010
paul's parents were here this week and his mom brought this train wreck below for me to make wearable. yes, that giant turquoise chunk is on the side of the necklace, asymmetrical jewelry at it's worst?
paul's mom typically likes chunky pendants, so i made her this quick necklace with that gigantic turquoise bead. reworking one piece of jewelry into something new is one of my favorite things to do. do you have any jewelry that you need to be reworked?
paul's mom typically likes chunky pendants, so i made her this quick necklace with that gigantic turquoise bead. reworking one piece of jewelry into something new is one of my favorite things to do. do you have any jewelry that you need to be reworked?
Sunday, February 14, 2010
it's the weekend. a three day weekend in fact and i am almost finished with my homework! i feel a profound sense of freedom as the sun is shining, my patio door is open, and the fresh air feels lovely. i made a trip to the bead store and i have lots of ideas floating through my head.... but then i spotted this on etsy.
aren't they so very pretty? and perhaps so very makeable? i just got this great little ceramic cutter that i was planning on using to cut designs out of fabric, but i think i might try it for this to cut some pretty designs in paper... and all i need is fabric and a hole punch, right? hmmm.... if i get one made, i'll put up a tutorial....
aren't they so very pretty? and perhaps so very makeable? i just got this great little ceramic cutter that i was planning on using to cut designs out of fabric, but i think i might try it for this to cut some pretty designs in paper... and all i need is fabric and a hole punch, right? hmmm.... if i get one made, i'll put up a tutorial....
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