Today is the day where all participants of the Sari Ribbon Party Blog Hop unleash their creations for the world to see! Please visit as many Blogs (listed below) to see what everyone came up with and leave your comments :)
The criteria was - make a piece of jewellery- but it must incorporate sari ribbon in the design. Sari ribbon is the gorgeous jewel-like coloured remnants from the Indian factories where sari silks are woven. I love the eclectic mix of colours and the distressed edging to it.
Here is what I made: Frozen Charlotte pendant on sari ribbon and doubl link brass chain. I am afraid I rushed to make her , so I may well add more- I thought maybe some large blue crystals interpersed along the chain . I LOVED the electric blue colour on this piece of ribbon and the eyelash fringing. Frozen Charlotte dolly moulded in polymer clay , with brass wings set on a Black Onyx Round. Brass snowflake stamping as a nod to her demise!
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| Frozen Charlotte- now at peace -warm at last ! |
Thanks as ever to Brenda Sue for organising this event and for being inspiring on a daily basis!
I also made these Indian Summer Bracelets, sari ribbon, brass wire and Carnelian in fab autumn shades (Have 2 sets available one in larger size 8.5" wrist size)
Please come and visit my Facebook page MagPie In The Sky DesignerJewellery and say hello.
Sari Ribbon Party Blog Hop Participants- Go Visit and see what everyone else made !
Sari Ribbon Party Blog Hop
Vickie Wills
http://www.jewelrybyvee.blogspot.com/
Susan Kennedy
http://www.suebeads.blogspot.com/
Michelle Mach
http://www.michellemach.com/blog/
Michelle Lee Hardy
http://fireflyvisions.blogspot.com/
Ruth Crawford
http://www.home-with-ruth.blogspot.com/
Hilary Frye, FryeStyle
http://fryestyle.blogspot.com/
Diana P.
http://www.suburbangirlstudio.com/
Brenda Sue Lansdowne, B'sue Boutiques
http://www.bsueboutiques.typepad.com/
Elizabeth Owens-Dwy
http://www.clarityofpurplesage.blogspot.com/
Connie Rios-Relyea
http://www.jewelsdesignscreativecorner.wordpress.com/
Jennifer Justman
http://soulsfiredesigns.blogspot.com/
Deb Davis
http://www.naturaltreasuresbydeb.blogspot.com/
Beanzie
http://www.thevintageheartcharmbracelets.com/the-vintage-heart-charm-b/
Cathie Carroll
http://www.cathiecarroll.com/
Rosemary Cowit
http://www.gemrosedesigns.blogspot.com/
Georgene Lockwood
http://sylvanavintagedesigns.wordpress.com/
Cathy Buckley
http://cathybuckleycatsmeow.blogspot.com/
Harry Wood
http://www.oscarcrow.blogspot.com/
Sonya Stille
http://dreaminofbeads.blogspot.com/
Mary Deis
http://mdeis.blogspot.com/
Heather Goldsmith
http://asibeadit.blogspot.com/
Susan Rouleau
http://mountainshadowstudio.blogspot.com/
Terry Matusyk
http://pinkchapeau.wordpress.com/
Pam Chesbro
http://afortunatesoul.blogspot.com/
Mary Shannon Hicks
http://uptwnsh-fallingintothesky.blogspot.com/
Janice Everett
http://jlynnjewels.blogspot.com/
Davinia
http://www.daviniadesign.com/
Kristina Johansson, Maneki
http://wildrosesandblackberries.blogspot.com/
Kris Binsfeld
http://www.cherishdesigns.wordpress.com/
Mandy
http://www.beadsforbrains.blogspot.com/
Charlene
http://thebeaddreamer.com/blog/
Catherine Jeltes
http://www.galleryzooart.com/
Jackie
http://kydojewellery.blogspot.com/
Sharon Palac
http://www.sharonsjewelrygarden.blogspot.com/
Deb Beechy
http://beetique56.blogspot.com/
Jean Yates
http://prettykittydogmoonjewelry.blogspot.com/
Patrice Pfeiffer
http://treeseatreasures.blogspot.com/
Dorcas Midkiff
http://wondrousstrangedesigns.blogspot.com/
Lynn Perry Bennett
http://designsbylynnea.blogspot.com/
Linzi Alford
http://www.magpieintheskyspoilheaptales.blogspot.com/
Deb
http://greenshoot.blogspot.com/
Cynthia Wainscott
http://www.exoticperujewelry.blogspot.com/
Marie-Noel Voyer-Cramp
http://skyejewels.blogspot.com/
Alice Craddick
http://alicesbeadsandbaubles.blogspot.com/
B'sue Boutiques Creative Group
http://www.flickr.com/groups/bsueboutiques/
linzi,
ReplyDeletethat necklace is just stunning! i am so amazed at what you fabricated... pun not intended right? i swear, they just flow out of me... still. you fabricated the heck out of that pretty necklace. now get someone to wear it and take some reality photos, so the world can see how it looks on a real person!!!
congratulations on your fine expression.
love, wendy
AMAZING!!!!!! I love these pieces. WOW!!! You did a fantastic job with the sari on these two pieces:-)))))
ReplyDeleteWonderful!
ReplyDeleteI love the Indian Summer Bracelets.... They are stunning.
Wow. I love these. Both so different yet both are stunning. The necklace really speaks to me. I love the rich blue (I used some of that in my piece as well) and the vintage style. Just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGREAT work Linzi! I covet that necklace for sure! The blue and chain wrap is gorgeous! Your bracelet is another wonderful piece!
ReplyDeleteHey Linzi, this is GREAT...how cool are YOU? And I see you've already posted your new pic at the B'sue Boutiques Creative Group! http://www.flickr.com/groups/bsueboutiques/ Everyone, do as Linz has done and share your sari hop photo there, too. It wouldn't be the same without YOU, Linzi. You always come up with something new and cool for us. XOXO B'sue
ReplyDeleteThe necklace is so sweet and classy and the bracelets are just fun , fun, fun, love them.
ReplyDeleteThat necklace is amazing! I so so love black and blue together! And I would totally wear those bracelets in a heartbeat! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteTwo very unique designs :) - love the blue necklace but especially loved your Indian Summer bracelets - so much fun to wear alone or stacked up - <3 them ! ~JLynn
ReplyDeleteVery cool pieces! Great job!
ReplyDeleteLovely jewellery, I really like the colour combos! The frozen charlotte pendant looks great. Fab job!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I guess you and I thought the same for the bracelets at least :) Nice to see how similar ideas can be so different!
ReplyDeleteYour necklace and bracelets are just lovely!
ReplyDeleteWow Linzi! That is absolutley beautiful! Love the charlotte! (Wonder who you got that from hehe)...The bracelets are beautiful as well! You are so talented! -Beanz
ReplyDeleteWonderful! The necklace is spectacular with the combination of colors and materials. Being a simple girl myself, the Indian Summer bracelets are my favorite
ReplyDeleteThey are both great! I love the bracelets! Those colors are amazing.
ReplyDeleteThe necklace is a showstopper, but the bracelets really make me smile! Very nicely done!
ReplyDeleteKnock your socks off with that necklace. what a gorgeous piece.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely. What an accomplished and mindful designer you are!
ReplyDeleteLOVE your pieces! The blue sari in the necklace is beautiful. My favorite are your Indian Summer Bracelets...beautiful fall colors. ;o)
ReplyDeleteI wanted to apologies if you have passed through my website www.daviniadesign.com/blog to leave me a comment in this splendid Blog-Hop!
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I’m sorry if this caused you any inconvenience. I would appreciate it, if you stopped by to leave me your comment, as this time, things work as they are supposed to...
Davinia
That blue in the ribbon is as heavenly as the angel...love it!
ReplyDeleteLovely! I'm especially entranced by the blue ribbon in the necklace. It's amazing how one element can transform an entire piece.
ReplyDeleteI love how you made two things with completely different color palettes. They're both beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat blue is electric! Wonderful color! I really like frozen charlottes. I also like the other item you made. Great designs!
ReplyDeleteWonderfully vibrant, show-stopping color in these designs. Va-Voom!
ReplyDeleteLove the blue - but the bracelets are super sweet!! Very nice!
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