Here's Shayna's tribute to Sailor Moon!
Will rotated costumes from Rorschach from The Watchmen ...
... to Drew Carey hosting 'The Price Is Right!'
You need to check this giveaway out!
You'll remember this necklace from a previous Make n' Tell Challenge, and thought this would be the perfect way for it to go to a great home!
Since being chosen to be part of the blogging team, I had poured over the pages and dabbled over a few design ideas, sketching them out. I was always hesitant to work with Swarovski crystals, hearing of their 'high-maintenance care', associating their brilliance to gaudy costume jewelry. I could never get away from that image of Dallas-like jewelry that was just too flashy, too gaudy, and tooooo big ... at least for my taste. I like character in my jewelry, but I had consciously tried to stay away from anything that had a literal 'sparkle'. With that in mind, and the desire to 'expand my vision', I was really, really careful in what I picked, wanting to mix these beads with 'natural elements', like rough cut gemstones, shells and wood beads. (Well, that was the idea at first. You'll see what I mean later.) I was so happy to find a rainbow and beyond of colours available, in all shapes and sizes! It sent the little girl inside me skipping through a fantasyland of glittery trees, and sparkly flowers in windowsill, and gorgeous butterflies sparkling in a mellow yellow jonquil sun with their amethyst wings and olivine eyes fluttering through a sapphire sky ... that was fun! You get what I mean ... but you should really see it for yourself!
In light of hearing more incriminating news about the founder of the Adia Foundation, a 'charitable organization' in which I recently did promote and donate to, I have been focusing efforts in reviewing information that seems to point that this organization and it's founder's intentions may be fraudulent. I won't be posting any more about the Adia Foundation, and am no longer a supporter. Donation items have been removed from my Etsy shop, as well as any links and posts referring to the Adia Foundation or 'Adia's Aunties' for the sake of privacy of those involved. I have made a few comment posts on this blog, to which now there are nearly one thousand comments providing more incriminating evidence.