Showing posts with label charms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label charms. Show all posts
Monday, 26 July 2010
New & improved
My jewellery charms are now even better and are no longer created with a thinner polystyrene plastic, but a super thick acrylic! This means they are even more statement and also a bit more durable!
Currently all studs and best selling necklaces are now created with the acrylic, but soon all the others, including buttons transformed!
I hope you like them and I would love some feedback.
Tuesday, 20 April 2010
Snap snap
I'm a massive fan of visiting cities rather than beaches and so this was the inspiration for my new polaroid charm necklace which is finally in my shop.
I've not visited all of the places that I illustrated but I sure hope to one day!
Have you guys been to any or all of them?
A little spring sale is going on in my shop at the moment to make room for new designs so please take advantage!
Friday, 26 March 2010
Felt balls.

I made some felt balls with my college kids the other day. I would show you but I saw this tutorial and they're way cuter than mine! I might even have a go at making this charm myself.
Labels:
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charms,
cherries,
craft,
diy,
felt balls,
felting,
katherine jalaty,
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Wednesday, 22 July 2009
Nicola wont be homesick.
It hangs so well and I just love the way the scrabble tile just finishes it off.
If you could like a custom item like this, just contact me with some items you'd like illustrated.
Wednesday, 15 July 2009
Cooking up something nice.
I am just finishing some cooking, but not literally! These are some teasers for a new project I am working on, but not alone. All this cooking will make sense soon.
Keep checking out my blog to find out more!
Labels:
cameos,
charms,
cooking,
jewellery.,
recipe
Wednesday, 1 July 2009
What's in your living room?
These are some charms I have created to make myself a necklace. Not too sure what inspired me, perhaps just they are all things you wouldn't usually get on a necklace. I illustrated things you find around the home, generally in the lounge (perhaps I will make a kitchen one too!). Some items are from what is in my actually living room, like the chair, pile of books, scissors and banana (always bananas in the fruit bowl) and the other things like the shade, key and pencil are things I assumed you would find in a living room.
I'll show you the final piece soon, when I've hung it all together!
Also just wondering if anyone would like to swap for this jewellery tree. I forgot I had it, and found it the other day. I think it is sweet and would look dandy with earrings on it at a craft fair. I don't think it goes with my "branding" but I'm sure there are some nice organic looking items out there ready to be worn on it. It's about 7 inches tall. Just leave me a comment if you're interested. Thanks!
Monday, 12 January 2009
I managed to grab the attention of a local magazine and they have decided they would like to meet with me and do a feature in a magazine! I am quite excited but also a bit scared especially when she mentioned a photographer! I don't mind being photographed but I don't like it either. Haha. And the thought of me posing is really cringe worthy. Who ever said capricorns make good actresses? This one doesn't that is for sure.

I also have some much needed work experience next week thanks to my cousin. And hopefully I will be driving there in my new car, my very first new car, after 4 years of having a driving licence! Yay. Perhaps people might take me a little more seriously now and hopefully accept me into the professional job world.
However I have been making some new jewellery, some charm necklaces in fact. I decided to dig out all the vintage bits and pieces I had and do what I do best - compile them together! It suddenly clicked that I should combine my own illustration charms with these vintage charms and so this is the first one.
This one is a bit Rococo or Baroque style. I used some vintage shell buttons and vintage beads combined with my ornate frame and cameo illustration charms. I've just ordered some gloss/varnish type stuff as recommended by Pennydog and so I might use that to seal in some vintage images on the frames. I often put something together and take it apart as I have decided to add something to it.
I'll get some of my other charms necklaces on soon!
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