As I am not
a full time jewellery creator I have to plan my “play-with-beads” days. Usually
they are on a Saturday. I make a cup of coffee, take out my bags of (art) beads
and boxes of components and findings, take a seat on the dining table and start
fiddling with beads.
What I create next will define what I create the rest of the day. That is just how my brain works. When I start my day creating a bracelet, I simply cannot make a pair of earrings after that. The flow isn’t right. I have tried many times but I always can tell. Usually these designs don’t sell and I take them apart. So, I stick to my routine. When the first creation of my play day is a pair of earrings or a bracelet, I stick to that the rest of the day. A few Saturday's ago I was in an earrings state of mind.
What I create next will define what I create the rest of the day. That is just how my brain works. When I start my day creating a bracelet, I simply cannot make a pair of earrings after that. The flow isn’t right. I have tried many times but I always can tell. Usually these designs don’t sell and I take them apart. So, I stick to my routine. When the first creation of my play day is a pair of earrings or a bracelet, I stick to that the rest of the day. A few Saturday's ago I was in an earrings state of mind.
On the hunt for art head pins I came across these beautiful head pins of
Elasia. The colours are absolutely gorgeous. They combine beautifully with
Czech glass (flowers) and brass. The flow that day was particularly good, as I
was able to make 4 pairs.
Headpins: Elasia
Copper ear wires: Faerystones
Greek ceramic, Czech flower beads, brass.
Copper ear wires: Faerystones
Greek ceramic, Czech flower beads, brass.
The first two pairs have sold already but the other two are
still available.
Headpins: Elasia
Copper ear wires: Faerystones
African glass beads, Czech glass, brass
Headpins: Elasia
Copper ear wires: Faerystones
Lampwork glass beads: Radiant Mind Beads
Brass
Do you recognize this thought/design process? Or is my brain just working a bit weird LOL. That would not surprise me at all.
Anyway, thank you so much for looking. I love to read your comments. See you on the second Monday of September.
Wishing you a wonderful week full of joy, laughter, sunshine and creative design processes.
Oh a new Headpin Artist for me!! They are beautiful! And I love Earrings made with headpins, I love all your creations Janine!! I am amazing at how creative you can be travelling around as you do, I can't imagine it!! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your wonderful comment Kristi :-) And for your help with this post, as I did mess it up quite a bit LOL. At the moment we are not travelling as much as we wish (bills got to be paid, so we have to work). But working in a truck and trying to stuff all my beads proof to be a challenge LOL.
DeleteLove your new charms....I will be over very soon to do some retail therapy.
Beautiful earrings Janine and loving the headpins :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Suhana :) . And oh these headpins, I definitely need more.
DeleteLOVE the Faerystones ear wires in pics 2 and 4. They look great with the pieces!
ReplyDeleteThank you Chris for taking time to leave a comment. Yep, Lucy's ear wires are beautiful.
DeleteLOVE the Faerystones ear wires in pics 2 and 4. They look great with the pieces!
ReplyDeleteJanine, every single pair is beautiful, and just as with Kristi, I admire your ability to work with headpins. I have an extremely tough time with them. I keep trying. . . . but you have it nailed! The coloring in the first pair is so compelling! I will be checking out her shop. Thank you so much for sharing that with us!
ReplyDeleteThank you Norbel for the wonderful compliment. I love working with head pins, especially if they are so beautiful as these :)
DeleteI was going through my favorites and saw this again, I still love what you made with my headpins, I tried commenting back when this was posted, but it never worked. Hope this does, and thanks again!
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