Showing posts with label keepsake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label keepsake. Show all posts

Sunday, October 23

Cufflink Invasion!



Our dining table has been invaded by a tiny army of cuff links. So they could tighten up their lines a bit, but they do remind me of little soldiers at attention.

I have the pleasure of working on a large custom order for an upcoming wedding, and decided it was a good time to re-stock existing cuff link locations and also add some new ones.

Looking for a fun and unique gift for a special man in your life? Check the shop soon - ready to ship cuff links will be listed shortly. And if you don't find just what you're looking for, I love custom orders...

Hope you had an equally productive weekend, or better yet a quiet, relaxing one!

Wednesday, August 13

Day Two - Still on Track...

Whew! Made it another day. Actually, I was able to finish 8 new pieces! Winning the battle against procrastination is quite unusual for me and dare I say, exhilarating!

Here are a few of my favorite pieces from today...


A resin pendant on Greek leather cord with Akoya pearl and porcelain bead dangles.
I love keepsake jewelry for mom and baby...


These tiny charms were handformed from PMC silver clay. Yes, clay. It's amazing - very maleable, easy to work with, exactly like clay - after firing, the binders burn off leaving only 99.9% pure fine silver.

These two charms were actually made almost 2 years ago, I just never did anything with them. So I strung them on a sterling box chain (my favorite), and voila! I love the result - simple, sweet and modern chic.



And 2 more nursing necklaces...


Ok, confession time...

I had previously stated that I wasn't going to buy any more supplies until my 100 item challenge was completed. But... today I bought some more resin and some really fun art paper. Normally I would resign this to a complete lack of self control. However, this time I have a perfectly ligitimate excuse. I have two custom orders I am currently working on, including one from a repeat customer. That is the best complement of all, so I am quite thrilled.