At long last, I have signed up to do something that I've been wanting to attempt for so long... I will be taking a precious metal clay class in November! I felt that working with precious metal clay was not something to casually research on the internet, or just buy a book and hope to catch on; I really wanted to take a hands-on approach and learn the right way, the first time. So in addition to creating more unique goodies in a different medium, I feel that this will give me even more control over my creativity and my business.
On an unrelated (but sort of related) note... this weekend I will be attempting origami for the first time! As part of a drive to send healing wishes via a 1,000 Cranes project, I will be attempting to create an origami crane of my own (yikes) to send to a woman with brain cancer. What a beautiful, communal way to express wishes of hope and recovery. Check out "The Adventures of BaldyLocks" for more details!
Welcome to the Chicago area kitchen of Lonesome Road Studio. Sure, Lonesome Road Studio is the home of original art belt buckles for men and women, and one-of-a-kind pure silver jewelry. But did you know that we love spending time in our kitchen and country garden? Fire up a nice natural hardwood grill, spice things up, enjoy a cold beverage and settle in for some tasty reading...
5 comments:
The PMC class sounds great! I just got a sewing machine, so that's my new endeavor. Keep us posted on how the class goes and good luck :)
My sister's ex-boyfriend (they still live together) is dying of brain cancer :( It's just awful. I don't make him origami but he sure loves it when I send over chocolate cupcakes!
I'm so glad you're making some cranes and for re-posting about this! I still don't have my paper yet but I think I will pick it up today.
Happy folding this weekend!
Oh, LostEarring ~ I am so sorry.
Both of my parents had cancer; I absolutely hate the disease.
BaldyLocks, I never found the origami paper that I was thinking of, but I do have some other nice two-sided print paper to use. Cross your fingers, LOL!
sounds like fun : )
good luck with your creations!
God luck with your class as well as your origami making! :)
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