Remember this story? It inspired me to think of using my transfers on a different scale. These were fired over the weekend, and I'll be listing them in my shop tomorrow, once I've managed to edit and order all the photos. (I just couldn't wait to share them, I'm so pleased with them!)
The rectangular ones are mosaic tiles; I cut up tiny pieces of my ceramic transfers to create little landscapes - mostly rainy, it seems! The irregular ones are shards of (already) broken plates; I've added to the patterns on them. This was such fascinating work; each one is unique, and each one felt like a conversation with the original designer.
Sadly, I'm still scouring the city for brooch pins small enough for the plate brooches, but hopefully I'll strike it lucky soon.
jesse the brooch chardes are great - I'd love one I am a brooch enthusiast. When you do have them ready please let me know I want to own one ! love Enid From the knitting club
ReplyDeleteI am so amazed! Each one is stunning:) It has been such a pleasure watching these come to life!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for a brooch - they are beautiful! Yes, let us know please, you will probably be sold out before they arrive in your shop!
ReplyDeletebeautiful jesse! i'm trying to find the time to work on some transfer designs myself, but alas i'm struggling. this has inspired me though!
ReplyDeletethose are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteJesse! They are SUPER COOL! Wow, I'm utterly blown away!
ReplyDeletevery very pretty - i love them and i'm glad i've seen them.
ReplyDeletei was inspired by your seven list in an earlier post as well - great to read ;-)
If nobody has reserved the little one with the yellow suns, please could that one be mine?
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