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  • Bottle of Rum (back to Pirates of the Caribbean)

    Fifteen men on the dead man's chest ...Yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of rum! Drink and the devil had done for the rest ...Yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of rum! This song was sung by Mr. Gibbs at the very beginning of Pirates of the Caribbean - Dead Man's Chest. I guess Davy Jones himself would become interested...
    Posted to Show us your work (Forum) by IzaMalczyk on 10-10-2007

  • Baguio - stormy pendant (image heavy)

    Baguio is a Philippine name for a tropical cyclone - the phenomenon this pendant brings to mind from the very first moment. Hoops coiled in different ways represent the cyclone's maelstrom and the dark blue/grey colour of iolite - the stone used in this pendant - refer to the stormy aura. Facets...
    Posted to Show us your work (Forum) by IzaMalczyk on 08-05-2007

  • Corn Maiden

    I had been wanting to make a chain from Viking Knit for a long time, but I kept putting it off. I finally decided to just give it a go, and after working it in copper for awhile, it suddenly came clear! Woohoo! So I made a sterling neck chain and looked about for something to put on it. This is a pendant...
    Posted to Show us your work (Forum) by cynmarbil on 07-19-2007

  • Tropical Dome and my new screen name

    Taking the opportunity of the forum renewing I've decided to post under my real name, not as lovesome anymore. And here's a pendant I want to show you. It's a more colourful version of the Kraken. It was made of amethyst, amazonite and tourquise with a lot of oxidised sterling and fine silver...
    Posted to Show us your work (Forum) by IzaMalczyk on 07-19-2007
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