Just wanted to share this necklace I spotted on Etsy over the weekend because it marries two of my favorite things — jewelry and Fiestaware. The Broken Plate Shop creates jewlery — pendants, brooches, cuff links, bracelets, rings and more — from patterned, colorful pieces of broken dishware. I like how the organic shapes lend themselves to interesting pendant designs — there's a real "work with what you've got" attitude to these pieces.
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Yay, I broke it!
Just wanted to share this necklace I spotted on Etsy over the weekend because it marries two of my favorite things — jewelry and Fiestaware. The Broken Plate Shop creates jewlery — pendants, brooches, cuff links, bracelets, rings and more — from patterned, colorful pieces of broken dishware. I like how the organic shapes lend themselves to interesting pendant designs — there's a real "work with what you've got" attitude to these pieces.
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I have a pretty cat face pendant made from broken pottery...got it craft fair and get lots of compliments on it. I will have to check out the etsy shop!
I'll have to remember this the next time I break something special. I especially love the map pendant. Pretty telling that i have a thing for maps...
Hope your day is unfolding in wonderful ways today!
oooh! thanks for the link...beautiful things!
hope you enjoying the green, green, greenness of today.
fun idea.
love the chunky, colorful, recycled goodies!
That sounds like a seriously cool idea. Amazing how resourceful and talented some people are... Love the beautiful colours.
This is a wonderful find. Thank you for sharing.
yeah! thanks for sharing!!
Oh, oh, oh I am in love with this!...I love dishes of all kinds and for years have collected them...and I have a pin someone made of a piece of a brown transferware dish...but that was cut out on purpose and not as beautiful as these pieces....I love this Etsy shop...Thanks M!
My daughter collects Fiesta ware so she would die for this piece:)
That is so neat! A cool idea. Something I would not of thought of. I need to check out this shop.
Hi-Kim W. just gave me your link. I live in a neighboring town. I love your photos and stories. I especially liked the mushroom postings.
This necklace is sweet. I've been saving lots of broken pieces of old plates and dishes for some reason...
Come visit me at Rustique Gallery sometime. Sherry
the creativity of others always inspires me!!
I've been dabbling with this very thing! So cool to see other people's take on it... so fabulous!
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