Its that time of year again...the annual 'Art and Garden ' event next weekend, and I haven't been making for quite some time, so I had a go this last week to get a bit of stock together. I had also promised some more brooches to a local gallery that I always keep supplied so making things in pairs seemed a good idea.
It halves my thinking time and doubles the output.
Th etrouble is when you then split them into two separate orders they don't look like much. I showed the pink ones last time and I have added some deep scarlet ones.
When I thought I had enough for the gallery I made a few more singles in slightly different colours.
Slow and steady......
These are just beautiful Jackie!
ReplyDeleteThese are stunning, I love them all. I just amazed everytime I come back and look at your blog.
ReplyDeleteGlorious!
ReplyDeletethat's too much to reply to everyone. just love looking at your work and hearing about life in NZ
ReplyDeleteMonica in Kerrville TX
fabulous, what a melting pot of colour!
ReplyDeleteHello Jackie, don't worry about the 'no reply' because we know you read our comments. Funny thing, we've checked our settings and the email thingy is ticked, so don't understand that one!
ReplyDeleteAnyway, as always, your brooches are lovely works of art and because you have such a wide colour range there is something for everyone.
Hope the art and garden event goes well - are you going to post some photos?
Wow Jackie, these colours go right through my heart!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, gorgeous colours and shapes. Hope the weather will be kind next weekend and bring the customers out in droves.
ReplyDeleteI love them they look fab in pairs and you know how I like things in pairs... Lovely colours and simple clean lines ... I remain your biggest fan...
ReplyDeleteWe couldn't make it last year so plan to go next weekend, see you there!
ReplyDeletexxx
It maybe slow and steady but they are as gorgeous as ever!
ReplyDeleteI LoVe these leaves, they are gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful brooches! I like the circular ones especially :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous assortment, the colours really sing out. Good luck with the show.
ReplyDeleteyour colors are simply gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI cannot stop looking at these exquisite pieces! You have such an amazing talent working with these materials. Breathtaking!!!
ReplyDeleteDo you ever sleep?! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThese are delightful - and halving the thinking while doubling the output sounds good to me!
ReplyDeleteI've tried a different identity method this time, as when I comment I don't get a box about email replies or not, and it must default to "No Reply"!
As gorgeous as ever - I'd love to see the process of you creating these, all those glowing colours and textures ....
ReplyDeleteSooooooo beautiful! I still think my daughters head teacher could be doing with one of your green leafs. I can't believe that out of all the jewellery pieces I made this week that I did not make one to match my Mum. She is off singing this weekend and would have worn something on stage. Back to the deep purple and blues : )
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colours as ever, but you have so distracted me, my two big vices together, crisps and chocolate - must go, not feeling well!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, my dear.
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful what you work.
are made of silk or Felt?
Is there a tutorial somewhere and I can teach
and work right?
I love your blog and I will return with pleasure.
It's probably just me but I get a whole different feel from these latest lovely textured pieces - I'm seeing spears and targes. Maybe cos I've just come back from Hadrian's Wall country!
ReplyDeleteI don't know why I am a No Reply blogger, I'm sure there's an email address on my profile! But never mind. These are all just stunning and wonderful to look at. I think that working in pairs is a good idea :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous as always...I never thought I'd be a pink-lover but you have turned my head ;-)
ReplyDeletexx
These are fabulous, no shame in 2 by 2!
ReplyDeleteAll of these are just fabulous. I couldn't pick a favourite even if I was bribed with a juicy steak bone!
ReplyDeleteLovely colour combinations as well as wonderful textural differences. Beautiful!
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