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Showing posts with label elephant earrings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label elephant earrings. Show all posts

Sunday, March 22, 2020

Charming Green Elephants




This is the season of renewal, the season of Green!  Elephants are a symbol of strength, power, and wisdom.



Vintage celluloid elephant charms circa the 1940s. 



Gorgeous polymer, tribal-inspired flowers by Kimberly Rogers of Numinosity.



Sweet little vintage buttons.



I hope you all have a good and safe week!  Keep the faith!

Loralee xo

Tuesday, March 3, 2020

Elephant Sunset



Hey guys!  Not only have I been craving warmth these days but I've also been working on some animal themes for an upcoming charity event.  Mix the two together and voila!



The lovely drenched pewter elephants are by Kelly Luttrell of Soul Relica.


The accent beads are by polymer great, Jon Burgess.


I used blackened annealed steel, heavily oxidized vintage spacers and topped them off with a coiled wire bead cap. 


Thank you for stopping by my worktable!  See you in a couple of weeks!

Loralee xo

Tuesday, February 11, 2020

Exploring the Ancient

Hi again - it's February already!
Welcome to my current obsession - sourcing old necklaces and chopping them up for interesting components. I have a stash of old necklaces left by my mum, who used to haunt antique shops and wander around flea markets looking for old broken necklaces to repurpose, so I guess it's in the genes. But hers are mainly old Victorian glass, pearls etc and although I often use them, I'm looking for something a little more eclectic. This week, it's old yak bone from Tibet. 



In the pair above, I've used old yak bone tubes above elephant ceramics by Majoyoal and wrapped the ends of the tubes with gorgeous recycled sari silk in deep blue, embroidered in scarlet and secured with vintage bronze wire. The earwires are handmade brass.




My second pair have wonderful deeply carved and aged yak bone beads, spacers and bronze wavy discs with tribal faces that Helen Backhouse moulded in polymer clay from a  piece of wall art I have. Great job too!

These two pairs will be in my Etsy shop, should you want either. Thankyou as always for visiting Earrings Everyday - we are always so happy to see you. And I'll see you again, in a couple of weeks.


                                                              Lindsay x

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