Here's Dawn wearing Blue Enamel, the necklace that was featured on the Talmadge Art Show postcard. Dawn is a brilliant and talented long-time friend (I've known her since she was "just a kid in her 20's" -- and still very young by my standards). She lives a distance away from San Diego now, enjoying views of the Pacific Ocean. I'm super happy to have her owning and wearing my necklace.
Here's a photo of my friend Barbara who is wearing the African Hunter necklace, made from African trade beads, Tibetan prayer beads,vintage bone focal elements, copper, and sterling silver. It looks great on her doesn't it? Among her many talents, Barbara is a great knitter, an interest she and I share. I enjoy seeing what she is working on.
Here's a photo of my friend Barbara who is wearing the African Hunter necklace, made from African trade beads, Tibetan prayer beads,vintage bone focal elements, copper, and sterling silver. It looks great on her doesn't it? Among her many talents, Barbara is a great knitter, an interest she and I share. I enjoy seeing what she is working on.
Here's Coral again looking great wearing the "MOROCCO NECKLACE" & "PURPLE RAIN' that she recently purchased.
Looking absolutely awsome in "Fishing in Tibet," one of my all-time favorite necklaces, is my friend and neighbor Rebecca. Although I miss having this necklace in my personal collection, I'm happy that it belongs to someone I admire and who looks so good in it. Also, because she's my neighbor, I can visit the necklace from time to time -- and Rebecca too.
Here's a photo of my long-time friend Coral wearing my Jurassic Park necklace in which I think she looks fabulous. Coral and I have been friends since elementary school in Portland, Oregon (and I won't say how long ago that was as it's definitely TMI). Coral is an artist in her own right. She studied ballet for many years before going to New York to pursue it professionally. Coral owns her own ballet company and school and puts on several performances a year. She lives in Pennsylvania. I'm happy to see my necklace around her slim neck. She says she gets lots of compliments.
I donated one of my knitted wire necklaces to the San Diego North Coast Knitters' Guild for an opportunity drawing. The winner was Diana who, among other talents, orchestrated the entire fashion show for our annual holiday luncheon. She is wearing it with the cones forward. This necklace can be worn this way or with the cones and clasp in the back. I love to see the flowers in the front. This necklace is absolutely perfect with the shawl she is wearing -- which, of course, she knitted herself. Yea Diana. Wear it in good health.
