Hi dere. Umember me? Now that I'm not teaching I don't have to speak correctly.
Oh that's right- work over! 3 weeks of stinky making to come! Why stinky? Because I don't wanna stop even just to take a bath! OK, that's gross. Unfortunately true, but gross.

I got a buncha earrings to photograph tomorrow.

Here's some with these little wooden animals and 'black diamond' rhinestone drops. Also pyrite and freshwater pearls and dyed tatting.

More animals w/pearls and drops and such.

Tin lid 'blade' earrings.

New berry dangles! And some grungy painted pearl headpin/drops things. When I want un-oxidizeable things to be grungy, I just paint 'em. Mostly, it works. I darkened most of the beads in the necklace up top w/plain old watery acrylic paint.
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Here's some work in progress
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So whaddaya think of the oldified pictures? I like that it hides the fact that the pictures are awful nighttime/artificial light images. What is it about actual bad vs. cute/fake bad? What we think is attractive changes with each decade, with each day. Looking over this post, I realize it looks like each picture was taken by a different old-time-y camera. Maybe I should stick with just one style? I love the first one with the grid.
I have some soldering experiments coming up. For now these pieces aren't revolutionary, but this is my first day of vacation!Imna make a bezel for the yellow tin tag.
So my 3 year-old nephew, David, is visiting. I was playing w/him when my sister came down the stairs. David points her out to me and says, "There's my friend Mommy."
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i love these new pieces..and your photos are fabulous.
ReplyDeletei want to experiment with these adjusted edged photos..
thanks for sharing the technique in the other post.
You think you are excited that you have 3 weeks to make jewelry? I! am excited just thinking of all the gorgeous creations I am going to get to see. LOL And it looks like you are already in the vortex. Wonderful earrings.
ReplyDeleteI like the one with the grid too. I think these frames really suit your style of jewelry. Love all the new pieces!
ReplyDeleteThe grid is cool. I see that your stitching the filigree thingy worked out great. Love it.
ReplyDeleteOh look at all that gloriousness. I particularly want/desire/covet that last necklace! And the photography is awesome!
ReplyDeleteFanciful and fantastic stuff! Every one of these tells a story. It's wonderful when that happens. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff!! Its a nice piece of jewelry. Thanks for sharing with us.
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