Well, this one was really fun! I had to go to our local Jo-Ann's and get the fragments, cause I've not used these, only memory glass. They were on clearance there! As was some of Tim's other items! I hope they are making room for new stuff, and not quit selling it! So, anyway, I got busy with these fun little things, and as I was working I thought it would be nice to make myself some wearable art. And I love the sound they make when they clang(is that a word?!) together! I used cranberry, meadow, and eggplant AI. I have trouble with my Archival ink drying on plastic or acetate. The only color I have is green, so maybe the black only works, or this is old ink. But it dried some, and made it work for me. Check Linda's blog
here for info on entering, or checking out all the other amazing art this week!!
These are so beautiful!!Hard to believe that you made them yourself. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to make a necklace!!! Your fragments are so lovely! A TH clearance at JoAnn's, so going to check it out. I don't think our store carries hardly any Tim Holtz. Michael's does, but I sure wish they did more! Have fun!
ReplyDeletePam those are really sweet! Perfect for a charm bracelet that would "clang" every so often! Love the colours you used too! Bright and cheery!
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~Spike
Cute! It would be fun to make versions for each holiday!
ReplyDeleteHi Pam, Your fragments are very pretty. Thanks for stopping by and the comments.
ReplyDeleteLove your wearable art Pam, so pretty & a great idea! x
ReplyDeleteLovely necklace! great idea to do that for this week's challenge.
ReplyDeleteoh these are just gorgoues hun,beautiful work hugs cheryl xxxxx
ReplyDeleteOh it looks like fun and it looks beautiful too. great result my friend
ReplyDeletehugs June
What a great idea for a fun and funky jewelry piece!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for the fragments, I shall remember to use that clever idea soon!
ReplyDeletePam, this is completely fabulous, stylish and wonderful! You did a beautiful job on the layered fragments. The little flowers are sweet and delightful, and you've probably inspired a whole bunch of people to make jewelry this weekend! Bravo!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous example of the challenge and loving your necklace. Annette x
ReplyDeleteThese are so sweet! I need to check out JoAnn's!
ReplyDeleteLove your necklace, especially the right fragment. Great idea! And I did use the black bit it's still sticky after a few nights drying.
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