Today a friend sent me a link to some new jewelry on Urban Outfitters and it sparked a jewelry hunting spree. Most of the photos below are courtesy of Anthropologie, but there are a few from Urban Outfitters'lovely line, Calourette. So please scroll through and enjoy the eye candy and if you like what you see, head on over to one of their sites. There are some really great do-it-yourself ideas here, as well, and you may see a few of them make their way back in the form of handmade projects.
This one would be fun to try........I have a lot of fabric scraps that would work perfectly for this.
I love knotted jewelry
I like the trend of ditching regular old fasteners and using things like lace, elastic and ribbon instead. I have some great cluny laces that would be perfect for this.
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What a quirky little piece of jewelry! I love this photo, too. :)
Fabric covered beads.......
These remind me of tiny little bib necklaces added to a larger piece.
Lovely little rosettes on a simple chain
More rosettes.......
Beautiful photo....... This is a neat floral idea........
The following pieces are all from the Calourette line at Urban Outfitters:
I'm not crazy about the jewels, but really love the whole nautical knotted movement. So cute!
I love owls. Retro owls, mostly, with bright colors in orange, brown, & green, etc. So I thought it would be fun to post a bunch of them that I found on Etsy. Enjoy! :)
Check out this sweet little giveaway on ohhellofriend, hosted by YellowGoat. Just visit ohhellofriend and post a comment with your favorite piece from Petula's shoppe; you'll automatically be entered to win a $30 gift certificate! But hurry, the final entries are due before Jan. 25th!
"I am not what I ought to be, I am not what I want to be, I am not what I hope to be in another world, but still I am not what I once use to be, and by the grace of God I am what I am. "
My greatest passions: Jesus Christ, sewing, vintage, food, and children! Name any type of art/craft and I've probably already tried it, or it's on my ever growing list of things to do "someday". This blog is dedicated to my many crafting endeavors and interests.