Showing posts with label mica shift. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mica shift. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

Spring collection part 1 and apology to Bex-4-ever

Hi ledies. Long time no post, but that doesn't mean that I don't have anything to post, it just means that I've had a lot of other thing on my mind

But before I start trashing with pictures I would like to say sorry to Bex-4-ever, because I promised her, that I am going to make a tutorial on how to make a pair of flower earrings and a a necklace, but I still haven't. So bex-4-ever, I'm really sorry about that, but I've had a lot of other thing on my mind for the past 14 days, and because of some complications around my necklaces I lost my passion for creating jewellery, so I don't know when I will fell inspired  again, but as soon as I will, I will  start with the necklace and the flower earrings.
Again, I'm really sorry

Now to the pictures of necklaces that were made quite a while ago:




Can you see Meggies's head on the picture above?





What do you think about them? I like all of them, but I just love the first one so I decided I'm keeping this one for myself.
Which one is your favourite from this post?
Don't worry I have a lot of pictures to publish =)

Friday, January 28, 2011

Purple mica shift

I used a mixture of purple and pearl Fimo. Than I used rubber stamp, and than cut the excess of. This is what I got.
I really like the depth the mica shimmer gives to the necklace. It really looks 3D though, the pendant is 2D

Friday, January 14, 2011

Mica shift again

Another mica shift pendant that I did. I used silver and black Fimo. I used silicon stamp.
 a pendant from another angle 
sorry for the bad lightning on the last photo
Do you like the final look?

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Copper rulez!

This post is not going to be about about a polish from Essence Metallics LE, which is BTW my favourite nail polish from this collection. It's going to be about fimo that is called copper, and because lately I'm really impressed by metallic finish and I just love the name of this polish I named the post Copper rulez.
I used mica shift technique for this piece. 
Here's the final look :