...this blog gave to thee...
...eleven bits of jewellery...
...ten striking structures...
...eight resolutions ladies...
...seven shoes to choose from...
...six party dresses...
...five gold rings!..
...four little shorts...
...three tasty treats...
...two fancy stamps...
...and a Cathedral made of seeds.
It's the eleventh day, so obviously that means more jewellery! Or maybe that just in my strange little head.
Anyway, here are eleven pieces of jewellery which I love for their simplicity, their form, texture, use of materials and of colour.
1. Yu-Chun Chen - 2008. Brooch. Steel, lacquer, jade, silver and slate | Artist | Link
2. Helena Lindholm | Artist | Link
3. Gesine Hackenberg | Artist | Link
4. Liisa Hashimoto - "Leaf Garden Necklace" | Artist | Link
5. Amy Tavern - "Envelope Brooch" | Artist | Link
6. Montse Basora | Artist | Link
7. Rowena Murray | Artist | Link
8. Ting-Chum Ara Kuo | Artist | Link
9. Erich Zimmermann | Artist | Link
10. Beth Legg - Stone Brooches | Artist | Link
11. Renzo Pasqual - "Spring" (2010). Brooch. Gold Glass and Ceramic | Link
Here's hoping 2013 will lead me to blog more jewellery and make use of that blog domain I set aside!
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year. Part twelve tomorrow...
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Listening: Glittering Clouds (Locusts) - Imogen Heap
2 comments:
Will you be doing a '12 Days of Christmas' on your blog for 2013/14?
Hi David,
Yes I will be doing the 12 days on my blog this/next year. I promise.
I know I've been quiet, blame my brain, but know for certain no matter how quiet I have been throughout the year, I will always post the 12 days of Christmas.
It's one of my favourite parts of the year.
Emily x
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