Sabbatical Sale 2011

I'll be taking a little time off next year to explore some new creative journeys... and to celebrate, I'm having my biggest sale ever! *grab bag for first 50 customers* *hourly giveaways* *10% off purchases over $150* *20% off purchases over $300* *grand prize draw* Light refreshments served. Visa, MasterCard, cheques, cash gladly accepted. Saturday, November 12, 2001 10am - 5pm 2007 Ramsay Street SE Calgary, Alberta 403.262.3795

RAW #45 & #46

the cyclist on the right was RAW #36. meet the snowboarder and runner!

RAW #45: another recycled gift card in a layered windows ring. all parts are sterling silver.

RAW #46: another recycled gift card in a layered windows ring. all parts are sterling silver.

RAW #44

finally catching up! this was a bit of departure for me, but i was looking for new ways to use my granulated and distressed granulated base pieces. this ring has 4 distressed disks sandwiched over the ends of heavy square wire. all sterling silver.

RAW #42 & #43

another moderate size layered window ring using two different recycled gift cards and sterling silver

another ocd dot ring with a textured sterling silver back plate and recycled gift card

RAW #40 & #41

RAW #40: another ocd dots. i did one similar to this in reds for the spring show and it was well received. just got a fabulous new batch of buttons from a ceramic artist on etsy and had to 'go there' again!

RAW #41: another layered window ring, on a smaller scale than usual. the people have spoken! :) used 2 fabulous recycled gift cards, can you guess where they are from?

RAW #39

another ocd dots riveted to sterling silver and featuring a recycled gift card in the window.

RAW #38

another attempt at stone setting. this is an amethyst with spots of citrine intermingled set in sterling silver.

RAW #36 & #37

i am finally caught up on my rings, but am far behind on my photography.

this is another layered window design using recycled gift cards and sterling silver sheet.

anyone care to guess where this unique gift card came from?

a complete departure for me, any form of stone setting. this is a montana agate held between two sheets of silver using rivets and tubing.