Wasn't sure what I was going to make this morning, then I found this little beauty in the street. I love the color of a deep rust.Materials: found mystery motor, copper wire.
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- This is my attempt, (and it will either kill me or cure me!) to step away from my commercial training in costume jewelry. To develop a way of creating that is more of a meditation, a practice. One necklace, every day for a year.
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this one looks like it could make it's own.........20 necklaces per hour. It's a really whirly-gig!
ReplyDeleteLove the contrast of the curlicues with the industrial art look of the motor--Karen
ReplyDeleteThank you! When I finished it, this did remind me of some turn of the (last) century machines that were not only functional, but heavily decorated in filigree and curlicue, as making it pretty was just as important.
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