Who's Wearing Artful Accents?
One of the greatest rewards of creating jewelry is to see my customers wearing jewelry I have made. Sometimes if I get a little bored distracted in church, I will look around the congregation and count how many Artful Accents pieces I see. You didn't know that I did that, did you...Becky, Joann, Diann, or Patty?
For starters, I'll feature my Hillside Honeys. Here is a recent photo of us at Ocean City, MD for our annual weekend getaway. It's filled with shopping, laughing, eating, reminiscing, and laughing. Did I mention laughing?
Hillside Honeys - photo credit: Mary Jo |
Here is a closeup of Julie wearing "Sense of Drama" necklace and "Prairie Pioneer" earrings.
Another shot of Julie and Krista. This one is a better one of Krista's jewelry. She is wearing "Seaside Treasure" necklace.
I wish I would have taken a picture of Jeané wearing a bracelet and earrings from her namesake collection.
Jeané collection bracelet |
I also wish I had taken a picture of Mary Jo wearing her "Blue & Grey" custom made necklace. But I live near her, and I'll catch her wearing it some other time...to be featured at a later date!
Do you want to be featured in "Who's Wearing Artful Accents?" All you have to do is catch my attention by wearing any of your Artful Accents pieces when I happen to have a camera! I can't wait to look for you!
Special thanks to Jane Kifer of FEED Handcrafted Arts. Jane is my 2nd cousin who lives in California and creates beautiful artwork, as well as teaches creativity to kids and adults. Her jewelry work has been featured on Grey's Anatomy! She was the inspiration for my idea for this new blog feature. Jane says....
"We are all celebrities and it isn't necessarily better that a TV person is wearing [my jewelry]. TV people wear my stuff and so do teachers and moms and they are famous in their own way..."
Thanks, Jane!
"We are all celebrities and it isn't necessarily better that a TV person is wearing [my jewelry]. TV people wear my stuff and so do teachers and moms and they are famous in their own way..."
Thanks, Jane!