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Handcrafted Jewelry

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This is the third pair of these that I’ve made over the years and I love them just as much. A tad smaller than the other two pairs, still with Kingman turquoise, still solid as a rock.

I have yet to keep a pair so if these hang around too lon

And for the final day of #7in7earrings I chose a favorite flower design with some gorgeous sapphires ✨

!! I also just added a handful of new pieces to my shop, along with the pairs I’ve made over these past few days!!

I had a blast this past

Day 6 of #7in7earrings ☀️

I’ve made a couple other pairs of “sunray” earrings over the past month and this week I had the urge to make a bold pair in an entirely different shape than my usual earrings. This is the result. I think I

Day #4 of #7in7earrings !

I made some hollow form beads yesterday and the light ran out before I could finish and photograph so it’s a day late but we are still going!

Hollow form sterling beads, paired with lapis and gold accents. Happy Sat

Day 3 of #7in7earrings

Can’t go wrong with some flower power ⚡️

All this talk of mixed metals got me wanting to make some brass + sterling pieces.

It was a hot one here so I opted out of using any fire today. Just my saw, some texturing ha

Day 2 of #7in7earrings !

I’ve been working on a pair of orca earrings that I really like and I haven’t found it just yet. But the only way to get there is to keep trying!

Thankful for this challenge to do some experimenting!

Day 1 of #7in7earrings !

I really wanted to make something with the tortoise and the hare last year and I never got around to it. This felt like the perfect time to make.it.happen!

I also used two beads which I never do..but I’m into it&hel

Birds: a love affair that lasts a lifetime.

Here are some works in progress! Three of my favorite fish-loving birds found here in Maine: Atlantic puffin, belted kingfisher and great blue heron.

They are all so different yet they are all equally a

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