This weekend has been great creatively and personally. I'm relaxing, starting the slow process of packing my bags for two months away from Brazil and packing my house up for a quick move once I return. I've made a lot of jewelry. My back hurts as a result, because I work on the floor. I know it's not the most intelligent place. I think I do it because of laziness. Working on the floor in the spare bedroom means I don't have to clean anything up when I'm done; I can leave projects half finished and know that they're not accidentally going to get mixed in with the lasagna, as would surely happen if I worked in the kitchen!
Here's some pictures of the latest goodies, most of which will be going to the Projeto Vidinha fundraiser:
These first two necklaces are made from wooden beads and seeds. Very Amazon and hippie...
This necklace is made of purple glass beads and a turquoise colored glass accent, with two tiny (real) turquoise chips. I made a pair of earrings to go with it as well.
Remember that sodalite necklace that wouldn't photograph? I'm still not sure if I'm going to make it a ribbon or a chain necklace...but I'm wearing it here, as I talk on the phone with a friend...
and a similar style is shown below, made with gold colored glass beads.
It's been hard to hold myself back to just making fairly inexpensive items. I can't wait to start working with silver and semi-precious stones again!
4 comments:
Hi Nice blog page.Jewellery is neatly done. Thats great talent.
Ciao.
I love your jewelry! And I love how happy it makes you to make it! (Oh - I have decided that you need to let me know when you are in the states so I can call you and afford to talk for more than 5 minutes...)
It took me forever to finally find the parts with the jewelry, but it made me go back and read things I had been neglecting for a while which is good. There are some pieces that I TOTALLY want!! Maybe we can do some stuff together next time you're in the states... next semester I will have my jewelry and metalsmithing class so I'll have stuff for us to do! Beautiful work, doll!
That last post was totally me. I don't have a nifty blog account on here!
Cec
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