A splash of silver ink covers the beads to add elegance and tie into the pendant.
I also made a long necklace to go with the shorter one when I felt like wearing more jewelry.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Studio Time: The Green Necklace
Here is the green necklace. I'm finding I'm reverting to my old style before I made jewelry...small beads and elegant and simple. I also have some wild and crazy brooches and pendants that I plan to incorporate, but I haven't figured out how to put them in a design without it being too jarring. Anything here is the elegantly silvered green with the silver clay pendant. The pendant design is from my own hand-carved design in polymer then stamped into the clay.
A splash of silver ink covers the beads to add elegance and tie into the pendant.
I also made a long necklace to go with the shorter one when I felt like wearing more jewelry.
A splash of silver ink covers the beads to add elegance and tie into the pendant.
I also made a long necklace to go with the shorter one when I felt like wearing more jewelry.
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The fine silver is working out very well for you - I love that you make your own stamps, one advantage of learning to use polymer first! This necklace and the one in your last post are both lovely. I hope you get a sale with the red one. (BTW, very well named).
ReplyDelete...OK, now...YOU are getting reallyREALLYreally GOOD at this...
ReplyDeleteSUPER cute! I love it - and of course I love the green too! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sue, Nancy, and Tara! I really, really appreciate the validation. I've been struggling in polymer clay and it seems going back to simple is best...and throw in some silver!
ReplyDeleteI love your new style. So elegant and understated.
ReplyDeleteohhh I am loving this with the silver piece added in, a really nice balance.
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