Valeria Myrusso creates truly unique pieces of sculptural jewelry…
Full of gorgeous detail and brilliantly crafted, these are perfect for anyone with a penchant for the beautiful and bizarre.
If only I could have one of these in my collection!
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I so terribly want this. There are others as well.
However, I’m trying not to spend bits of money on myself, being unemployed due to illness and all. Maybe one of you will procure this treasure for yourself!
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MFFabulous Creations is responsible for the best brooch I’ve seen for summer gatherings.
Now this pieces tells a story. A splattery, goopy story (done in fuzzy felt). How fun! Other flavors are available…
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Wow…these are the most gorgeous glass blown cephalopods. Wearable as jewelry, or just plain amazing to display.
I really want this little beauty, even if only to sit near me on my desk.
I have a strange love for the kitschy goodness that is Bakelite.
One of the first plastics made from synthetic components, Bakelite was used for its electrical nonconductivity and heat-resistant properties in electrical insulators, radio and telephone casings, and such diverse products as kitchenware, jewelry, pipe stems, and children’s toys. Bakelite was designated a National Historic Chemical Landmark in 1993 by the American Chemical Society in recognition of its significance as the world’s first synthetic plastic.
My favorite pieces, without a doubt, are the clocks, radios…or any combination thereof.
I’d like to own one of these one day.
Online Bakelite Museum
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You won’t find me embroidering daisies and picnic baskets onto my linens. Mother Eagle is really more my style.
How gorgeous is this miniature silk ribcage on a handmade lace cotton panel?
All kinds of anatomical (and other) fine treats to be found in her collection of work…
She places some of her tiny pieces in jewelry as well.
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Oriental Trading Co. has thousands of Halloween items. Here’s a goody bag of random treats I happen to like that I haven’t posted in previous roundups here or here (wow, there was some cool stuff in those old posts now that I look back!).
For the jewelry makers…
Hanging Bat Charms
Stickers (childhood, I miss you!)
Plus Bean Bag Bats (I have NO practical use for these…but they are just so darn cute).
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Stephanie Buscema’s necklaces are a wonderful little treat for the Halloween lovers out there who want to keep their accessories unique with a dash of sweetness.
My favorite:
These creations come from original paintings so the creatures you feature will not be seen on any mass produced jewelry.
Cute, festive, fun…
Not a Halloween design, but I love it anyway:
See more here.
the Rice Hat Samurai has handmade pendants for the geek with fine taste.
Would you care for a Dalek to go with that evening dress?
Perhaps a dash of Star Trek for the discriminating feminine nerd?
And I actually quite like this abstract design as well.
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