Saturday, July 23, 2011
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
a charm bracelet of love ♥
This is one of my fav. pieces...
A sterling silver customized/ personalized charm bracelet.. for you.. or someone close to your heart.
Charms:
stones (set in sterling silver bezel settings) :
1 x 6mm amethyst,
1x 6mm white topaz
1 x 8mm turquoise
6 x sterling silver Tags, with your choice of names/ dates/ numbers/ places/ whatever holds a memory to you or the receiver.
1 x Heart charm ( if you'd like another charm instead of the heart, please contact me before purchasing so that I can confirm I can make the charm you are wanting. )
1 x solid sterling silver bracelet rolo chain, with a sturdy, solid sterling silver lobster clasp.
(I also attach extra links at the end of the chain to make it adjustable.)
This item will come beautifully,. and securely gift wrapped.
♥
R800 + R32 Postage (Tracking included, takes 3-5 days.)
Monday, July 11, 2011
This was me.. working on 5 heart rings yesterday in my workshop.
Photos were taken by my brother, after I decided that I needed to make my tweetering more interesting.
I always curiously look at other people's uploaded pics from their blackberry's etc and think its pretty cool to see a little glimpse into someone else's life for a moment.
Anyway pics.. and rings turned out good,
besides the first couple pics taken which ended with my brother saying things like.. " ah, no not this one, you look retarded." or "oh no your nose looks enormous in this one."
and.. here they are !
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
handmade life
Nothing you can find in any hypermarket, or walmart, can compare to something that has been handmade.
There is an undeniable piece of the maker in every handmade item – a spirit that invisibly marks every piece in a special way that no mainstream, mass produced item can.
I found this while reading Meagan Vissers' blog (meagenvisser.com) and I think her words just sum up what I'm trying to say perfectly.
Why? Because of the quality. Because of the time, thought, and effort that went into your original work of art. The blood, sweat, and tears (figuratively speaking) that you went through to ultimately call this work “finished”. And most importantly, because I would rather give the money to you and help support a small business like my own, than to a corporation with mass-produced products that will never even know my name."
Be Unique, Buy Handmade.
♥
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