Spring is in the air, and my head is swimming with creativity. These peices are a different style of jewelry you’re used to seeing from me. Most people would call it “normal”, or “society friendly.” Whatever. They’re awesome. I like these little lovelies, and I hate to sell them, but a girl needs purse money. Ya know?
necklaces:
bracelets:
rings:
earrings:
Ross had these clutch purses for only $4, so naturally I snagged ’em. Here’s what I did with them:
Clutches are way to small for me, (did I mention I also spent $150 on 4 Harajuku Lovers purses while I was there?) so if anyone wants these, let me know. I’ll swap or take $$ (unless you’re family. all i need is your address). First come first serve.
I really lucked out! My partner for the Craftster Rockabilly Swap was a fashion design teacher, so of course I got clothes! Not only did I get a rockin’ new outfit, but I also got a new apron, ring and wrist pin cushions, a makeup bag with matching coin purse, some glitzy barrettes, makeup brushes, magnets, pedi clippers, headband, and pinup girl compact and tin.
here are some pics of the small-ish stuff:
here I am in the apron and headband (rawr!)
here are the clothes off me:
top
inside of pencil skirt
waist cincher
here are the clothes on me
I couldn’t resist doing up the rockabilly makeup. I would’ve sported bigger hair if I had the right kind of pomade.
Here’s what I sent to my partner:
Reverend Horton Heat fabric patches
ipod cozy
stitch markers
rosary
coasters
pin, phone charm and key chain
sketchbook
inside of sketchbook
personalized stationary set:
box-
bottom of box
inside box
note cards
notepaper
knitted drawstring bag
the black and red bandanna fabric was also included in the package