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I still haven't quite perfected the lighting to get these shots without any photoshop clean up. It takes a bit of work to get them looking like this.
Handmade altered bottlecap magnet for the 'Have another beer and give me your bottlecap Swap' on Swap-bot.
Kendall and Reiley got a bottlecap kit from Grandma Kelly. They loved it so we went and bought crazy things to make more. The bottlecaps were assembled on a rock for our rock garden. June 2006 - 10 years old
Fifty bottlecaps representing the 50 different "approved Amerikan beers," mostly made by Anheiser-Busch.
Woodland Plushie #2 sent to Angela. The pattern for this adorable owl is from etsy LittleHibouShoppe.
For a swap-bot pincushion swap. It is about 1.2" high and the same in diameter.
I got instructions from verybigjen's Flickr tutorial www.flickr.com/photos/verybigjen/sets/72057594099768007 and her article here www.craftstylish.com/item/945/how-to-make-pretty-pincushions.
These arrived from Pennsylvania yesterday! They are a welcome addition to my collection! Thank you, Brian! : )
I taught a recent workshop on making bottlecap pendants, and I took a few photos of the pendants that everyone made. They turned out great, and it was hard for me to not want to keep them all for myself!
hihi bottlecaps recycled... UPCYCLED!
in funky colors!
i love the style of mexican bottlecaps, and for that reason im making an entire collection on them!
finished of with a mexican black flower :)
the earrings will be delivered with silver earwires!
well and the size is the size of a bottlecap ;)
size: 3.5 cm = 1.4 inches
Components are 100% recycled.
The piece is constucted of a plastic clock body adhered to an mdf base.
It is covered with :bottle caps, upholstery tacks, glass gems, mirror, military buttons, vintage buttons, rhinestones, paper napkins, brass light pull chain and brass ammo casings! Well yes- glass of course!
At the Art Matters exhibit, Wynne Home Arts Center, Huntsville TX, by Mr. Imagination Gregory Warmack.
Wynne Home: www.huntsvilletx.gov/department/?fDD=25-0
I was in Huntsville as a guest of the Texas Commission on the Arts.