The backgrounds were done in pastel then cut to shape. I designed the "gardens" and the little butterflies all from pressed flowers.
Art by nature, and Micki
Pressed Flower Art. It's simple. Nature provides the medium, I just help preserve it's beauty.
" N Art" is so I can include my other creative adventures from time to time.
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Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Awards From Korea
Recently Korea hosted two international pressed flower competitions. Since it was an overseas contest, entries were previewed online via pictures. Entries that were selected then had to be sent to Korea for final judging. For the first round of the competition I submitted three pieces. Two, both jewelry, were chosen for the final round. After several weeks I was excited to hear that both of my entries received awards. My busy life as well as my role in other competitions, frequently prevent me from competing. But it is something I like to do. It's not just about the win. It's the process of creating something new, unique and sometimes very challenging. While these pieces were more fun than challenging they led to my creation of my mini garden jewelry.
The backgrounds were done in pastel then cut to shape. I designed the "gardens" and the little butterflies all from pressed flowers.
The backgrounds were done in pastel then cut to shape. I designed the "gardens" and the little butterflies all from pressed flowers.
Friday, February 3, 2012
New Jewelry Designs
I've been working on some new jewelry designs. My latest styles are one inch round silver pendants that are covered with a clear acrylic "bubble". I have to thank a fellow World Wide Pressed Flower Guild member, Lynn Lang, for sharing this technique of using the acrylic bubbles at our recent conference.
This is a miniature design on a light blue background ( I know it looks white.) I used some small greens, and dyed spirea to get the finished butterfly garden.
Labels:
butterfly,
necklace,
pressed flowers,
spirea
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