I have this love affair with rocks. I have as long as I can remember. My mother was always frustrated I'm sure by my pockets being full of them. Now I know what to do with them.The top bracelet is a variety of stones in bezels, with a sampler of textured copper links.
The necklace below is made from a carved stone face that Steph gave me that came from Mexico. It has a bit of Mexican opal showing on the forehead. The chin was very thin and delicate, so I had to stop the bezel at his cheeks. The beads are bone, carnelian, glass, and some handmade clay ones that Steph also gave me. I think he needs a name.
4 comments:
I LOVEEEEEEEEEEEE what you did with the face! Woww and Wowwwww! I'm so happy I gave it to you!
And love the bracelet too, I love the different textures on the links!
Hey!
I tried to find a spot where I could just comment on your page as a whole, but couldn't find it :)
I just wanted to say I LOVE so much of your work. I draw, paint, and have attempted making jewelry. I appreciate everyone's art and love to browse what other people do!
I also thought it was cool that you have home schooled your kids. I am the oldest of 8 kids who were home schooled. Although I am the only one that went right through high school. I know what a commitment it is to teach your kids! Good job! :)
Keep up the great work! I'll definitely be checking back!
Steph
http://wastedwages.wordpress.com/
I am so happy I found you through Etsy...your work just stands out in a sea of jewelry there! How could I NOT heart your jewelry?? These bezeled pieces are just incredible... I have absolutely no idea how this is done...it just takes my breath away. :-)
Blush. Thanks everybody.
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