Thursday
Just been throwing myself into work this week. Unfortunately the gig at museum wasn't working out. I felt bad to leave but I think that I need to follow my heart on this journey and making jewelry just feels right.
I'm sorry that the blog has been placed on the back burner but I hope to get back to regular postings now!
Getting ready for the first show of the season in a few weeks. May 24-25 I will be selling my wares at the annual Garden Party in Sharon Springs, NY. If you are in the area stop in and say hello! I am praying that the weather is magnificent.
I just want to make pretty things. And enjoy life.
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I'm sorry that the blog has been placed on the back burner but I hope to get back to regular postings now!
Getting ready for the first show of the season in a few weeks. May 24-25 I will be selling my wares at the annual Garden Party in Sharon Springs, NY. If you are in the area stop in and say hello! I am praying that the weather is magnificent.
I just want to make pretty things. And enjoy life.
I am in LOVE with the leather link necklace. What a great idea! I would have never thought to do that. How fun.
ReplyDeleteThanks KelsyC! I was pretty proud of it, and can't wait to try more designs using this technique! Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteWhere can one find that metal frog?? :). You make beautiful pieces!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lot of places are out of them. here's one at Artbeads.com http://www.artbeads.com/bead-1235.html
DeleteI'm sorry the museum didn't work out, but I'm glad you are able to follow your heart. I really enjoy reading your posts and seeing all the new jewelry you make!
ReplyDeleteHi Ann, ya know it's ok. I thought I'd give it a shot. Thought maybe I was ready to get back into the workforce but after spending a few weeks at it I realized that the money wasn't worth the stress and headaches. I will make jewelry until my fingers fail me.
DeleteHello Lorelei,
ReplyDeleteI've been a fan of your jewelry for sometime now. I have loved "bohemian" style since the 70's. Although I don't recall hearing that description then. I think I just referred to my taste as jewelry with a "gypsy flair."
I purchased your book (bohemian style) and lent it to a friend. She LOVED it so I ordered another one & let her keep it. I've made a few pieces from ideas in the book & I am complimented every time I wear them.
I love to see people following their heart & pursuing their visions & dreams.
Thank you for being such a huge inspiration to me. Blessings & smiles. ...Lorie Kirk
Hi Lorie! Thank you so much, what a nice thing to wake up to this morning!! Glad you got my book (twice!) I hope it's inspiring you!
DeleteDefinitely feel like I'm in my element!
OMG!! Using Kylie Parry's owl that way is so clever and cute! Love everything here. Your mind works in wild and wonderful ways and I'm so glad you can design your jewelry full time again. You are so very innovative and I truly love seeing what you will come up with next. Lynn Carling :)
ReplyDeleteAww thank you Lynn so much!! what a nice comment.
DeleteI love how this owly came out too. Nothing better than Kylie's Owls!
Wonderful that you can follow your heart and design such beautiful jewelry. I love seeing what you come up with and I'm always so impressed. Thank you for inspiring me and others.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear the museum didn't work out. You are so brave to leave that behind, follow your heart, and focus on your jewelry. You don't just make pretty things my dear, you make beautiful ART and it brings joy to a LOT of people, me included. Keep doing what you do and we'll always be behind you!
ReplyDeleteThese pieces look like you're following your heart in all things -- sorry the museum gig wasn't what you'd hoped it would be, but I'm happy to know you did what you had to do to keep yourself happy and creatively sane. No coincidence that the happiest piece in this bunch has wings on it, eh?
ReplyDeleteI just came across your blog through Pinterest. I am also a jewelry making enthusiast and my name is Lorelei too!
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