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Thursday, 16 May 2013

Earrings

Zanzibar - mismatched (semi-assymetrical) earring pair


Left earring:
Vintaj brass earring hook
Brass flower link
Sky blue dimpled ceramic bead - ChelleV2
Light blue edged ceramic raku heishi bead - Jubilee
Horn bead
Antiqued golden leaf
Oxidized brass wire

Right earring:
Vintaj brass earring hook
Brass flower link
Brass spacer disc bead
Vintage ivory with gold lucite bead
Light blue edged ceramic raku heishi bead - Jubilee
Skye blue and bronze lampwork glass - Gardanne
Antiqued golden flower
Oxidized brass wire

(Please note that the Zanzibar earrings are a bit on the slightly heavy side, and I would not recommend them for everyday casual use, but more for evening wear or special occasions.)





Black & Fun - two pairs of earrings (sold separately)


Handmade almond shaped rosey copper earring hooks - E2SSupplies
Enameled copper head pins - PaintingWithFire
Black tabular resin squares 7-8mm
Colored seed beads


(These on the other hand are very lightweight.)



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All my jewelry is available for purchasing, even though I might not yet have listed them in my Etsy Shop. Please let me know if you are interested in any of them. Contact me at:
malindekoning[at]hotmail.com
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All my best
Malin


Tuesday, 19 October 2010

I have copied Gaea!

Hi,
I have participated in Gaeas challenge "Copy Me".
So this is what I made. I believe I have stayed rather true to the original, if I compare with what some of you others have done.
I got the idea almost immediately. To exchange the chain and the tag with a bent wire forming the words "dreams". And started scetching and then bending the wire.
Now you know why I HAD to buy an anvil recently.
If you look thouroughly at the pictures it is clear that at the first part of the bracelet I was a total rookie at hammering on wire, but that I gradually got better, and at the last letter I was a pro. :-)
Great fun it was! And I keep hammering whenever I get the chance.

Here is a list of some more people who has participated:

Saturday, 21 August 2010

Out Of Africa. And I am in need of some advice!!

Bracelet "Out of Africa". With 3 kinds of gemstones:
1. Beautiful, wonderful and rustic dark purply brown Pietersite, from Namibia. (I loooove these beads. I ordered the last 9 ones left in the shop of StarEyes yesterday.)
2. Light opal green Prehnite sidedrilled irregular tabs, from South Africa.
3. Facetted rectangular Pink Quartz.

Copper Toggle Clasp
Giraffe charm in copper
Peace charm in copper
One czech square glass bead in brown picasso
Oxidized copper wire for all the wire wrapping
Advice me please:
Now, I listed this bracelet in my Etsy shop yesterday. I chose this photo above as the main one, the one that will show up in the searches. But even I, at first, couldn't spot my own bracelet among the other things when I was doing a search. Too pale and uninteresting, I guess it just kind of dissapears in the crowd. It is a big shame, because the bracelet is truly beautiful if I may say so myself. The colours and the shapes work so perfectly together. So now I wonder if I should choose another photo as the main one. And should I take away the peace charm and only leave the giraffe one?

Below you can see a few more photos. Which one of these would you choose as the main one for the Etsy listing? Or should I choose another one all together?
And look at this one: This morning I took one of the other photos, and I enhanced the saturation just very slightly. Should I do that to all the pictures? It actually gives a more true picture of reality.
Thank You so much for all opinions!

Saturday, 10 July 2010

2 new pieces of jewellery by me

Necklace with rondelle beads by Heather Powers of Humble Beads and candy Jade. Copper findings and circular copper chain.
Earrings. Czech glass beads, cut to 3-sided, in green and two shades of turqouise and a bit of picasso finish. Brass findings and wire.

Friday, 5 March 2010