Here are some new spring items! These flower pieces are made from plastic milk cartons. I cut each layer individually by hand from a milk carton. Then the layers are stacked and fastened together by a head pin. Using a head pin allows you to move the petals around! These are super light weight! Perfect for spring!!
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Showing posts with label eco earrings. Show all posts
Monday, March 1, 2010
spring things...
Here are some new spring items! These flower pieces are made from plastic milk cartons. I cut each layer individually by hand from a milk carton. Then the layers are stacked and fastened together by a head pin. Using a head pin allows you to move the petals around! These are super light weight! Perfect for spring!!
Friday, January 29, 2010
Brand New Design!
I'm so excited about these guitar earrings! I've been wanting to make them for a long time and I was finally able to do it yesterday (the first pair is mine!)! I'm really happy with the end result, still tweaking it. I added some texture to the body of the guitar and formed the neck. This would be a fun pendant too! I can make them from any kind of beer or soda can...Look out for the strat earrings next!
Labels:
eco earrings,
guitar,
guitar earrings,
guitar jewelry,
recycled
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Medium Sized Hoops...
OK, so I got the small hoops, the large hoops, the EXTRA large hoops.. so it was only right to make medium sized hoops!
Labels:
eco earrings,
fuscia,
hoop earrings,
hoops,
recycle,
recycled plastic
Monday, April 6, 2009
Weekend Recap!
My show in Endicott, NY on Saturday went really well! I met a lot of great people. My new ring line went over very well too. I sold 3 out of 5! I can't wait to make a bunch of different colors for the next show in May. Check out this new pair of earrings...
Labels:
eco earrings,
recycle,
recycled,
recycled plastic
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Special order, for me!
I wanted to design myself a cool pair of 'spring/summer' earrings. I stuck with warm tones and resulted in one of my favorite designs. I like them so much I'm offering them to my customers, made to order of course! The bottom, larger layers were hand cut from plastic containers and the small red oval was hand cut from a soda can. They are super light weight and they attract many compliments! The photo is of my personal pair, yours would be very similar (made with all the same materials).
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