I have always loved anything slightly
worn with its own natural patina, but being
a musician, I am especially drawn to really old sheet music and love to incorporate it into my jewelry designs ¨C even feeding it through my printer to use as a background for my monogram pendants. I use old schoolbooks dating back to 1912, cookbooks from the 50s and anything else I find that has a wonderful worn, sepia tone to it. I combine all this glorious vintage ephemera with unique glass to create wearable art. Some glass is beautifully beveled, some magnify and look like bubbles, some are from old chandeliers, and some is cut to a custom size by me.
worn with its own natural patina, but being
a musician, I am especially drawn to really old sheet music and love to incorporate it into my jewelry designs ¨C even feeding it through my printer to use as a background for my monogram pendants. I use old schoolbooks dating back to 1912, cookbooks from the 50s and anything else I find that has a wonderful worn, sepia tone to it. I combine all this glorious vintage ephemera with unique glass to create wearable art. Some glass is beautifully beveled, some magnify and look like bubbles, some are from old chandeliers, and some is cut to a custom size by me.
