Showing posts with label Resin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Resin. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Discover me Wednesday 3/13/13

Welcome back to the Meadow folks.  I have a terrific Discover me Wednesday for you.  

I was searching ETSY for "clovers" this week since St. Patricks day is on Sunday.  I looked around for about 3 minutes and then found Scrappincops Etsy Shop.  This shop is owned by Deb, from Normal, Illinois.  Deb is a law enforcement officer gone "crafty" and she makes beautiful resin jewelry for all seasons. 
 
Here are a few of Deb's fantastic creations
                                                                                     
Lucky 4 Leaf Clover Pendant - $10
At the Beach Pendant - $10

Pretty Red Queen Anne's Lace Pendant - $10















She also has a terrific Blog where you can check out her other passion which is Scrapbooking.

You can also find Deb on Twitter at https://twitter.com/ScrappinCop , Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ScrappincopEtsyShop, and Pinterest at http://pinterest.com/scrappincop/.    You should wander over to her shop and find a beautiful little piece of nature to wear like I did.  This is my purchase that I just made today.  I'll let you see how it looks on me when I get it in the mail.  I can't wait!!
Pink Queen Anne's Lace Necklace - $10

Have a blessed Day - Peace out!



Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Discover Me Wednesday

I am constantly on the lookout for new artists to feature on Discover Me Wednesday.  I love to wander around on ETSY and just put in key words and see what comes up.  Last week when I put in the keyword "Tree" I came across so many wonderful items, but one artist really caught my attention and I wandered around her shop for quite some time ooooo-ing and aaaaah-ing over every little thing.  

Underglass is the name of the shop I'd like to introduce you to.
These gorgeous creations are not made with glass, as the name of the shop would suggest.  All of the items you will find are handmade Resin and mixed media jewelry. 



In the artists profile she talks about the name "Underglass" and how it came about.  Her grandmother used to have a collection of glass domes in her home.  Under those domes she kept items that were special to her.



















When this artist would give her grandmother a handmade gift she says that she would know that she got it right when her grandmother would say; "This is wonderful, this belongs under glass!"  You can visit Underglass's profile page to read the whole story in her own words. 



   

Please be sure to visit "Underglass" and wander around her shop like I did.  Enjoy the beauty there.  Purchase a lovely of your own to place under your own glass.