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Friday, January 27, 2012
New window necklaces
As I mentioned in my last blog post, I needed to do some more stained glass window necklaces for Grace cathedral, so I finished them off today.
Three of them are utilizing the scenes from the St Matthew window in the Chapel of Grace, and the fourth - the largest - is from one of the more contemporary style windows in the nave of the church.
I will take them to the shop at Grace on Sunday when I sing there.
They vary quite a bit in different lights. I like that aspect as when you wear it, you see different colors and suddenly, the vibrance shines through....but then you turn and it looks different again.
Hope you like them - and I appreciated your comments on the bangles. Thanks for that.
Friday, January 13, 2012
Vibrance and Grace
I took some of my 'stained glass' aluminum jewelry down to Grace Cathedral this week for them to sell in their gift shop. I was delighted that they wanted to stock it.
The jewelry is all based on the stained glass windows in the cathedral (yes, I have permission to use it). The colors are so vibrant, which is why I chose to call the series "Vibrance and Grace".
It'll be interesting if I see any of the congregation wearing it when I go down to sing on Sunday.
I heard that they went on sale on Tuesday and two pieces sold straight away! How encouraging is that.
The jewelry is all based on the stained glass windows in the cathedral (yes, I have permission to use it). The colors are so vibrant, which is why I chose to call the series "Vibrance and Grace".
It'll be interesting if I see any of the congregation wearing it when I go down to sing on Sunday.
I heard that they went on sale on Tuesday and two pieces sold straight away! How encouraging is that.
Now I'm working on some new windows - and it looks like I need to get working!
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