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An Elven Crown Reclaimed
This pendant is my entry for the European Street Team's Weekly Challenge this week hosted by Jealousy Design and inspired by the book The Gnomes written by the Dutch Wil Huygen and Rien Poortvliet.
More information about this week's challenge and links to all entries may be found in Jealousy Design's blog here:
jealousydesign.blogspot.com/2009/10/weekly-challenge.html
My entry originates from the wedding scene between two gnomes, during which the bride is kidnapped by trolls .....
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Walking through the forest one day, I saw a tiny sparkle in the dappled light. I had stumbled upon a very rare object, it could only be an Elf's crown, worn on special occasions such as weddings. I was sure this had been lost during the scuffle when the Trolls had stormed the wedding of two Gnomes. Such a special object could not be tossed away. I turned it into this magical pendant to be enjoyed anew.
An Elven Crown Reclaimed
This pendant is my entry for the European Street Team's Weekly Challenge this week hosted by Jealousy Design and inspired by the book The Gnomes written by the Dutch Wil Huygen and Rien Poortvliet.
More information about this week's challenge and links to all entries may be found in Jealousy Design's blog here:
jealousydesign.blogspot.com/2009/10/weekly-challenge.html
My entry originates from the wedding scene between two gnomes, during which the bride is kidnapped by trolls .....
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Walking through the forest one day, I saw a tiny sparkle in the dappled light. I had stumbled upon a very rare object, it could only be an Elf's crown, worn on special occasions such as weddings. I was sure this had been lost during the scuffle when the Trolls had stormed the wedding of two Gnomes. Such a special object could not be tossed away. I turned it into this magical pendant to be enjoyed anew.