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Cardstock: Stampin Up Cameo Coral, Ruby Red, Ginger Blossom designer paper, white, kraft
Stamps: Studio G
Ink: Versacolor Raspberry, Stampin' Up Whisper White
Tools: Cuttlebug Heart die, Nestabilities classic circle, Gerry Roll pens
photo by Scott Beale / Laughing Squid
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Yelp Elite Event at Jify's in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Sponsored by Deep Eddy Vodka. Photos by Nicholas Doyle.
I use all-natural gemstones when making my handmade jewelry.
If you like this piece of jewelry, you can see more of my collection as well as get some of your own on Etsy. Just search for "Delezhen" :)
Some photos I took for the lovely Rachel of Ruby Red www.flickr.com/photos/39291865@N04/ to show this gorgeous emerald crocheted dress and cape she made.
Stunning red Burmese Jade, cut into fat, juicy pears, are wrapped in over a foot (each) of sterling silver square wire.
I have quite a few pieces of ruby glass dotted around in little collections. I just love the intensity of ruby glass and these three seem to glow all day as they live in front of the window
This is one of the ornaments that I hand-embroidered this year. I try to make new ornaments each year.
The dress is made from wool felt. I used the blanket-stitch, French knots, and straight stitch to make the design and finish the edges.
The little hanger I made from wire.
This shelf use to be 5 or so of my Lalaloopsy dolls but I decided it's now for Ruby Red and Monst and whatever fits between them like this little Nagi blind box and Sy\lvanians. I will have to stand a few up because I have 3 more Ruby Red dolls to add once I open them, Rita, Little Alice, and now Drusilla when she arrives.