Showing posts with label necklace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label necklace. Show all posts

Thursday, December 13, 2012

Thursday's Etsy treasuries featuring inthecrystalpalace

Here's a look at the latest Etsy treasuries that inthecrystalpalace has been featured in:

Hush! curated by fionazakka
(featuring inthecrystalpalace's collage magnet, The Star in the East)

(featuring inthecrystalpalace's original framed collage, Ezekial's Vision (The Industrial Revolution)

(featuring inthecrystalpalace's collage magnet, Syndic of the Cloth Guild)

(featuring inthecrystalpalace's Christmas Santa collage, Ho Ho Ho Ho)

(featuring inthecrystalpalace's romantic collage magnet, The Love Letter)

(featuring inthecrystalpalace's collage pendant/necklace, A Star)

Simply grey curated by edubarba
(featuring inthecrystalpalace's collage magnet, The Moonbeam)

(featuring inthecrystalpalace's Christmas Santa collage, Ho Ho Ho Ho)

Many thanks to the creative curators for including us in your gorgeous collections!

Monday, November 19, 2012

weekend wrap-up (inthecrystalpalace's Etsy treasuries)

Over the weekend, inthecrystalpalace was featured in a bunch of gorgeous Etsy treasuries - take a look:

curated by Vorsichtglas
(featuring Robin's original framed collage, The Wounded Bird)

(featuring Birdsong, a fridge magnet by Robin Miller)

(featuring Robin's romantic jewelry pendant, Oh Love, It's Ducky)

(featuring hush now, an Emily Dickinson-inspired assemblage by Kym Hepworth)

(featuring Robin's original collage magnet, Birdsong)

(featuring Dirty Brats Yonder, Where's the Soap?, quirky jewelry by Robin Miller)

(featuring Kym Hepworth's Victorian mourning art-inspired assemblage, The Widow)

(featuring Robin's unique kitchen art, Mona Lisa)

Many thanks to the talented curators for including us in their beautiful collections!

Thursday, November 15, 2012

new funny jewelry at inthecrystalpalace's Etsy shop

There's a brand-spankin'-new collage pendant at our little shop of horrors (otherwise known as inthecrystalpalace on Etsy)!  

Dirty Brats Yonder - Where's the Soap? is a new quirky necklace pendant handmade by  
Robin Miller for inthecrystalpalace:

Robin Miller / Dirty Brats Yonder - Where's the Soap? (original collage pendant) / 2012 / mixed media / 1-1/2 x 1-3/8"
©2012 - Robin Miller. All Rights Reserved.

The Sugarcubes - Deus

Tuesday, November 13, 2012

and then there were three (inthecrystalpalace's Etsy treasuries)

Here's a look at the latest Etsy treasuries featuring inthecrystalpalace:

(featuring Eclipse Box, an assemblage by Robin Miller)

(featuring Robin's framed surreal collage, The Wounded Bird)

Yo La Tengo - You Can Have It All (from And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside-Out)

(featuring American Beauty, a Mid-Century Modern jewelry pendant by Robin Miller)

Thank you Itchanel, CUTandTEAR, and BucktoothedBunny for including us in your lovely collections!

Monday, November 5, 2012

a trip to the moon (inthecrystalpalace's Etsy treasuries)

inthecrystalpalace is featured in two delicious Etsy treasuries this morning:

(featuring Louise Brooks, an Art Deco assemblage by Kym Hepworth)

Bon voyage!

 
written and directed by Georges Méliès

and
 
(featuring Coquette, White Teeth and Warm Hands, an original collage pendant/necklace pendant by Robin Miller)

Yummy! 

Many thanks to oddprincess and StoriedEye for including us!


Tuesday, October 16, 2012

A Star - new collage pendant / necklace at inthecrystalpalace

A Star (an original collage pendant and/or necklace) is fresh from Robin Miller's studio and is now available at our Etsy shop inthecrystalpalace:

Robin Miller / A Star (original collage pendant) / 2012 / mixed media / 1-1/2 x 1-3/8"
©2012 - Robin Miller. All Rights Reserved

*****

Star-gazer

Forty-two years ago (to me if to no one else
The number is of some interest) it was a brilliant starry night
And the westward train was empty and had no corridors
So darting from side to side I could catch the unwonted sight
Of those almost intolerably bright
Holes, punched in the sky, which excited me partly because
Of their Latin names and partly because I had read in the textbooks
How very far off they were, it seemed their light
Had left them (some at least) long years before I was.

And this remembering now I mark that what
Light was leaving some of them at least then,
Forty-two years ago, will never arrive
In time for me to catch it, which light when
It does get here may find that there is not
Anyone left alive
To run from side to side in a late night train
Admiring it and adding noughts in vain.

- Louis MacNeice (1907-1963)
*****


The Church - Under the Milky Way