Saturday's shop update
My Saturday morning started out as it usually does, chatting with friends, running errands. I went to a local art festival that a metalsmith friend of mine was in, to check it out. It is always good to go to a show before you decide to apply for the next show that a particular group might be having. It was quite small, not too much traffic. In a nice park right along the bay, so the view was really nice. It still is a little bit hot here, for me anyway.
Here's what's new in my shop:
Western style earrings
I love working with mixed metals. It's just a great look. You can wear mixed metals for any season.
Western rings
Ok, sometimes I get on a roll, with a theme, oh well! More mixed metals, more twisted wire.
Copper cone earrings
A familiar theme? These are fun! And turquoise too!
Green glass focal pendant necklace and earrings set
Now this one breaks the theme! I had fun working with this artisan made borosilicate lampwork bead. Earthy, greens and blue. I like the way my own hand stamped bead caps turned out, and I had fun stamping the ends of the loops that attach the links to the chain. (I did this so the links coordinate with the hatch patterns on the chain. BTW: This is a nice solid sterling silver chain. I also used freshwater coin pearls and a Hill Tribe toggle clasp.
I might as well throw this photo in:
This is a custom bracelet that I made for an order, similar to my other "funky" wire wrapped bangles. Thank you Laura! That's all for now. Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
Here's what's new in my shop:
Western style earrings
I love working with mixed metals. It's just a great look. You can wear mixed metals for any season.
Western rings
Ok, sometimes I get on a roll, with a theme, oh well! More mixed metals, more twisted wire.
Copper cone earrings
A familiar theme? These are fun! And turquoise too!
Green glass focal pendant necklace and earrings set
Now this one breaks the theme! I had fun working with this artisan made borosilicate lampwork bead. Earthy, greens and blue. I like the way my own hand stamped bead caps turned out, and I had fun stamping the ends of the loops that attach the links to the chain. (I did this so the links coordinate with the hatch patterns on the chain. BTW: This is a nice solid sterling silver chain. I also used freshwater coin pearls and a Hill Tribe toggle clasp.
I might as well throw this photo in:
This is a custom bracelet that I made for an order, similar to my other "funky" wire wrapped bangles. Thank you Laura! That's all for now. Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
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