Here be Dragons….
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Claddagh Ring With or Without a stone by Ricksonjewellery
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I like this update on the Claddagh design. I wanted to make a Claddagh with ASCII art and may use the hands in this way. Much easier than showing all the fingers (hard to get narrow lines that close together unless I make the Claddagh in a pretty large size). I found a crown on another Claddagh which I like too, a vintage ring I posted to Pinterest .
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Awesome PARAGON Canada Coats of Arms Emblems Tea Cup by Sonupsales
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Vintage (1960’s) Canadiana teacup and saucer. I am so very tempted to buy this set. But, it’s a bit pricey to consider with shipping and then… I’d feel awful if it came damaged during delivery. I think that bothers me more than spending the money on it. Yet…. I haven’t closed the page from Etsy.
Offering a lovely pink coloured and gold gilded fine bone china tea cup by Aynsley of England. Featuring H.R.H. Princess Margaret set in a wonderful cameo picture on the interior of this commemorative set for her visit to Canada in 1958.
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Vintage Aynsley H.R.H. Princess Margaret Tea Cup by BichenVintage
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It’s a simple project and only involves a couple of steps: pop off the backs of your jeweled earrings/broaches with wire cutters, then attach a magnet with super glue. Presto! You’ve got yourself a blinged out fridge magnet. Mega impact for the absolute minimum amount of effort. Or, in other words, my kind of DIY project.
Curated from Curbly
I love finding ideas for upcycling broken brooches into something else you can use everyday, like this.
