2015-05-14T17:29:34.769+01:00 Another piece of wearable art in the making
I started with choosing the colours and the main feature
The yarns I selected were caramel slubbed cotton, cream silk yarn and stone silk and wool. I wrapped white cotton jersey strips with the cream and stone yarns
A rough sketch of my design idea
This beautiful fossil stone pendant was the featured element and I covered aluminum wire with the caramel slubbed cotton to attach it to the main necklace and for some decoration.
So far so good but it has taken hours to get this far!
Now you will have to be patient, I will blog the finished necklace as soon as it 'comes off the drawing board'
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Thursday, 14 May 2015
Tuesday, 21 April 2015
Apple Blossom latest jewellery design in my Etsy Shop
2015-06-21T16:46:16.771+01:00
Apple Blossom Necklace
€ 130.00
Pretty apple blossoms and pink glass pearls, make this a very summery necklace.
I used natural slubbed silk and butter milk coloured yarns to wrap cotton jersey material to make the necklace and wrapped aluminium wire to make the spikes. The spikes are decorated with glass pearls in shades of pink attached with silver wire.
The necklace measures 55cms. end to end and is fastened with a silver plated hook and ring.
Apple Blossom Earrings
€ 30.00
S shapes in aluminium wire covered with natural silk yarn and below three glass pearls in pinks and different sizes hang on silver plated wire
Made to compliment the Apple Blossom necklace in my shop.
Pretty and lightweightThe earrings measure 5 cms. from hook. The hooks are silver plated, nickle free.
Sarah Robinsonhttps://plus.google.com/1013476877881924224220
Wearable Art Jewellery
Apple Blossom Necklace and Earrings
Now for sale in my Etsy ShopApple Blossom Necklace
€ 130.00
Pretty apple blossoms and pink glass pearls, make this a very summery necklace.
I used natural slubbed silk and butter milk coloured yarns to wrap cotton jersey material to make the necklace and wrapped aluminium wire to make the spikes. The spikes are decorated with glass pearls in shades of pink attached with silver wire.
The necklace measures 55cms. end to end and is fastened with a silver plated hook and ring.
Apple Blossom Earrings
€ 30.00
S shapes in aluminium wire covered with natural silk yarn and below three glass pearls in pinks and different sizes hang on silver plated wire
Made to compliment the Apple Blossom necklace in my shop.
Pretty and lightweightThe earrings measure 5 cms. from hook. The hooks are silver plated, nickle free.
Sarah Robinsonhttps://plus.google.com/1013476877881924224220
Monday, 9 March 2015
Wearable Art... Moroccan inspired Jewellery
Wearable Art
'Rissani' Necklace and Earrings
As my inspiration for this set I used a beautiful piece of polished rock from the Tahiri Fossil Museum, Rissani, Morocco.
I used silk yarn to wrap cotton jersey material to make the necklace and wrapped aluminum wire to make the tendrils and the earrings.
The earrings measure 5 cms. from hook. The hooks are silver plated, nickle free.
The necklace measures 51cms. end to end and is fastened with a silver plated hook and ring.
If you would like to know more about this museum or fossils in Morocco here are two links you may like to follow.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6nmhP7j01Y
Sunday, 8 July 2012
My Waterlily Handbag ....Part fthree
Making the leaves and flower petals
The leaves cut and quilted ready for stitching
The hand painted silk leaves ready to sew onto bag
Three layers of flower petals are all lined and overlocked and I have placed the leaves ready to stitch to the backing fabric
I decided to interline and quilt the body of the bag as I wanted a soft luxurious feel to it, so I shall be busy for the next few days with that....look out for the final part of this series.
The leaves cut and quilted ready for stitching
The hand painted silk leaves ready to sew onto bag
Three layers of flower petals are all lined and overlocked and I have placed the leaves ready to stitch to the backing fabric
I decided to interline and quilt the body of the bag as I wanted a soft luxurious feel to it, so I shall be busy for the next few days with that....look out for the final part of this series.
Sunday, 24 June 2012
My Waterlily Handbag Part two
Firstly I made a full size paper pattern of my bag and worked out the shapes of the leaves and flower, then made patterns for the leaves and flowers ( I use recycled shopping bags for this).
I then chose the materials I wanted to use
| Dark green cotton for the bag and patterned cotton for the lining |
| I am using hand painted silk for the leaves |
| White silk for the flower |
| I am not sure which of these I shall use for the stamens...perhaps both! |
| This is gold satin cord |
| or perhaps the more lemony silk cord ? |
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