Showing posts with label necklace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label necklace. Show all posts

Thursday, June 25, 2009

Resin Jewelry Captures Spring Beauty with EasyCast jewelry mold #2


A Grace Designs has captured the beauty that can be achieved with resin and resin molds. Chari has used the EasyCast jewelry mold #2 for her square accent pendant in picture 1 and round accent pendant in picture 2. Combined with other beads they make an outstanding statement for making your own custom resin jewelry.
Thanks for the pics Chari!

Sunday, June 14, 2009

Collectors Art; Affordable Resin Jewelry

If you are into resin, then you should see this article. With a little practice and imagination, this is where your artisticness could take you! At a $139 a pop! But it is exquisite.


Affordable Art: Club Monaco Launches Calder-Centric Jewelry, We Want to Become Collectors
By Roxanne Fequiere


Okay, we admit it—we're constantly adding to the list of things we absolutely must have for the upcoming season, but this definitely deserves priority, due to a stellar combination of artistry and affordability. Club Monaco, who we love for their cozy tweeds and cashmeres, is releasing twelve necklaces inspired by the mobiles of American artist Alexander Calder. The pieces are a glorious mash-up of wire and resin in whimsical shapes and patterns and we can't wait to get our hands on them, especially since the most expensive necklace tops out at $139. The visionary Calder once asked, "How can art be realized?" We're not completely sure, but we think a class in Club Monaco's mixed media might be a step in the right direction. (The Cut)

Tuesday, December 23, 2008

Sprinkles M&M's Pez Candy Resin Jewelry by KoolBeenz


Do you love candy? Want to look at candy all the time? You can with KoolBeenz candy resin jewelry. Have a look----http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=6189126

Wednesday, November 5, 2008

ResinObsession web site is now alive!

11-5-08 I spent most of the afternoon and evening yesterday populating the new ResinObsession website http://www.resinobsession.com/servlet/StoreFront. I think it looks pretty good, how about you? I did goof tho, as usual, I switched domain servers without immediately taking care of my email...oooops! I wondered why I didn't get many emails over the weekend. I thought everyone was just so busy with the election they weren't ordering anything!






























I saw Fran with Little-Windows at the Quilt Show again this year. Her booth has doubled, her samples were clever and if the crowd around her booth is any sign.... I would say she is doing well. Congrats Fran!

Many of you have asked to see samples of some of my work and while a lot of it is off with vendors for shows or waiting pictures to be made in to kits, I've taken a few pictures of some pieces. Remember I'm not a photographer or very good at picture editing.



The coral and silver beads necklace and matching bangle doesn't show up as the true color but it's close enough.
The ring looks like a real stone in person.
The amber set is a technique I developed.
I hope you like. Thanks cindy@resinobsession.com
or as the guys at Maker Faire said
"The Resin Lady"







Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Stunning Peacock Resin Pendant by Etsy Artist


When a compassionate heart saves an animal we tend to do so at any price. Jenny has done that and now she sells her art to pay for that "price".

Jenny's Peacock pendant would make a statement with any outfit. All the gift trade magazines are saying that Owls are the hot decorating item this year and Jenny has one to decorate your body. http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=6375023


Saturday, July 19, 2008

EssemDesign's addiction to resin





Unique original designs that are not ordinary reflect this artists own style in resin. Everyone knows how I feel about resin! A magical medium that you can do so much with. Please enjoy a few pics from EssemDesign and visit her shop http://www.essemdesign.etsy.com/




Sunday, May 4, 2008

Girl's Resin Butterfly Necklace


I had fun making this simple, yet cute little girl's necklace with ribbon bows and resin butterflies. The butterflies are from mold #554, along with transparent dye in EasyCast resin all sold in my store, ResinObsession. This is a simple version which I'm sure you can come up with many variations of your own. Have fun and enjoy casting, Cindy