Necklaces For Sale

I made a few new styles this week, I figured I should be putting up photos on here more frequently... 

Please email me if you are interested in any of the styles you see

For Kelly

The Nomad

The Nomad (close up)

Peaces Of White

It's Been A Long Time

A small selection of some new things I left at Purr 17th in Calgary before I moved. The fact I made them in moccasins probably makes them even more legit.

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thieved photo from Lori's Flickr account

Lori, the 10 Cent Designer's photo of the necklace I made her. Cute, Cute, double cute!

Down By The Lake

Photographer: Laura Margaret
Ramsey
Stylist: Miranda Watson
Make Up Artist: Olga Onulov
Hair: Pure Form Salon
Models: Caitlin Thomas & Jenna Jackson from Mode Models


I finally got the photos from the photoshoot I styled for photographer, Laura Ramsey for the last issue of Parlour Magasine. Most of the jewelry is Millicent Designs and the clothing is well, from everywhere... ha (feel free to message me if you have questions, or go to the Parlour Website and you can see the issue online). We shot on location at Glenmore Reservoir on a boiling hot summer morning. Looking back on these photos makes me miss the days of flowing dresses and bare skin. What I would give to be floating on a cloud above a cool lake on a hot summer day... did I mention SNOW is in the near forecast for Calgary? Arrrrg.

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These are some necklaces I made today. The red one was a special order for Lori. She promises photos of it will be on her flickr account some time in the near future. Fun!

The other two necklaces are going to Purr 17th this week!

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Off to Purr Kens, 17th and Scotia Centre they go!

Lil' Buddy

This is my new lil' buddy that I whipped up this weekend. I received an order from a brand new store for Millicent Designs, called Rumor in Leduc Alberta. My good friend Dean owns and runs the shop and wanted to give a little love to the ladies in the way of pretty jewelry. Anyway, I thought I would channel my inner bad ass and give a good nod to the Miranda of yester-year that would proudly rock skulls and skate shoes... however, I couldnt resist modern day Miranda's hippie heart as well. I guess it was a success in my books because I ended up keeping one of the two versions I made of the necklace. Isn't it just the perfect dichotomy?

Check out more photo's from this shoot on my Pieces From Audrey blog