--for those who love to create, collect, and admire wire wrapped jewelry, polymer clay faces..and wiener dogs.
Saturday, November 24, 2007
Very Exited To be starting at Gallery 141 in Lancaster, PA
Hope everyone had a nice Thanksgiving Holiday.
Wow! I'm behind on Ebay listings! I have been working hard to set up at Gallery 141 in Lancaster, PA. I have a nice inventory of clay and jewelry there. Please be sure to stop in and see me; I'll be there on Wednesdays and for first Friday.
I'll be getting back into the groove of ebay listings now that the dust has settled from the gallery set-up.
What have I been working on? I have finally mastered a piece that has puzzled me for weeks. I have been studying Reiki & wanted to create a pendant of ' Cho Ku Rei,' the Reiki power symbol. I was seeking a sleek, sturdy piece that does NOT require solder or gluing. I wanted to create this from my heart and only with my hands... and it came together the other night! FINALLY! A simple symbol and concept in theory...but proved to be a little more complicated than I anticipated!
The final result is STUNNING-- whether you practice Reiki or not, it is a pretty pendant! I have created a few of them with and without stones... in copper, gold, and silver. I'll be sure to make a couple more and get them listed later this week! They require a light touch and and a dedicated mind...when the day is right I will make a few more.
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Hi Kristie-Lou (do you go by your full name?)
ReplyDeleteI was organizing my bookmarks and came across one for your eBay store. I never visit eBay so I’m not sure where or when I got this link but I’m glad I found it now.
I love your wire wrapping and your use of gemstones. It’s wonderful! This new Reiki power symbol piece is stunning. I would love to own one. The photography is good too, it’s not always easy to show the true beauty of nature’s colors. I enjoy your clay work also. It’s realism and fantasy in a lovely mix. I look forward to the day I get to own one of your creations! It will be hard to choose which treasure to buy first.
It’s fun to read your blog (my family had a Doxie dog when I was growing up) and I wish you great success at Gallery 141.
Warmest regard,
Cathy