I think I've got it! Last year I got some old soda fountain spoons in thin metal. I didn't know what I would do with them, they just appealed to me. One of them is now transformed, painted with layers of acrylic. the thin metal helped because I don't have any jewelry tools like round hammers and so on. So I was able to use a regular household hammer to flatten it a little.
The second piece is an old tin box cover.
Art on a shoestring can really be satisfying! If the budget is tight, you can always find a way!
You Rock Colette! Keep it going! I dont work in late July and August so I have no money to spend but....if I did, I would buy this necklace! karen....
ReplyDelete...and the blue bead and angel assemblage necklace...it is just yummy! karen....
ReplyDelete...oh and i would have to have one of your birdie pieces to hang on my wall...love your birds! My point being, it is coming for you, I can feel it...you already have had some great magazine exposure! Keep it up baby! karen...
ReplyDeletewowzers! your blog is pretty!!! you make such fascinating things!
ReplyDeletexox,
dayna desastre
www.daynadesastre.com
Wow--- these are AMAZING! Love 'em!~
ReplyDeleteYou make such lovely and varied things. I really enjoy your blog.
ReplyDeleteYou are so right Colette, and makes for some great satisfaction along the way~right? I luv the old tin box cover~this is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! Great minds think alike as I collaged 2 spoons in my second last blog post. See you soon!
ReplyDeleteSandy XOX
You've done a great job! xo
ReplyDeletegod, you are so talented!! love these.
ReplyDeleteYour art is so inspiring Colette. I love the necklace with the spoon and face.
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