A quick photo to show you what it looked like outside my window today. It was foggy and rainy, but the trees took on a magical look in the mist. I hope this conjures up some inspiration for some of you! Happy creating!
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- Erin Siegel
- Salem, Ma., United States
- I'm a jewelry designer, author and teacher living in Massachusetts with my husband and daughter. I love to create fun, fashion-forward jewelry for everyday wear. I especially enjoy creating knotted jewelry. I often incorporate various kinds of fibers in my work such as waxed linen cord, leather, silk knotting cord and ribbons. I'm co-author of the book, Bohemian-Inspired Jewelry: 50 Designs Using Leather, Ribbon and Cords published by Interweave 2012. My jewelry designs have been featured in beading magazines including Jewelry Stringing magazine, Create Jewelry and Belle Armoire Jewelry. I also design and write jewelry projects and tutorials for Ornamentea.com. I've appeared on the television show Beads, Baubles and Jewels. I teach jewelry-making in person as well. I have taught classes and workshops at national events and retreats such as Bead Fest, artBLISS, and Bead Cruise.
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4 comments:
Beautiful. I just read Bridge to Teribithia again. It reminds me of entering the sacred forest in the magical kingdom.
Just beautiful Erin, I could get lost in a photo like this!!
Thanks Leanne and Sharon!
What's even more magical is a few minutes after I took this photo, a beautiful doe came out of that clearing right there where I took the photo! Wish I could have gotten her in the shot.
What an inspirational scene! I'd sure like a view like that from my window!
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