Showing posts with label feather jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label feather jewelry. Show all posts
Tuesday, 14 May 2013
Work in Progress
The last few weekends and days off work have been spent working on my Etsy shop LOVE n LAVISH. I know that with summer practically here It's time for me to add new items and more products. I love the whole process too, of creating a piece with the beautiful materials I have, taking photos and then hours of Edits in Photoshop to correct lighting and make the best image crops. I've adding some beach/summer inspired products too, since I love wearing that kind of jewelry in the summer (seahorses and starfish).
I have also been collecting some really beautiful flowers and leaves and thinking about ways to improve and change the style of my pressed flower jewelry. I love working with flowers and resin, but this year I want to change up the look a little. I'm still thinking about it, but do expect more brass pendants with flowers and leaves very soon!
Just a preview here today! Have a great week!
Sunday, 28 October 2012
Sunday Creating Time
Another rainy day.... and I hear there is more rain to come. I hope this storm that is coming is all blown out of proportion, and I am thinking that Toronto may just get a lot of wind and hard rain at the most. All of this inside time has given me a chance to add items to my two shops. I have added some new photos, made some edits, and Pinned on Pinterest this morning, like there is no tomorrow (yikes!). Check them out!
1. Feather and Leaf Earrings see them here. Turquoise chips added to the first two feather earrings and the leaf earrings have these amazing mint blue/green Czech glass beads.
2. Real Flower in Resin Necklaces see them here . I love the romantic look of the rose bud pendant, and the yellow wild flower fit perfectly for that shape of pendant. I love working with real flowers and plants.
3. Tribal Inspired Turquoise bead necklace worn my me and seen here. The purple Amethyst stone necklace has some of the most amazing shades of purple (which isn't so easy to photograph) and a real earthy look which can be seen here.
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