Archive for February, 2009

SOLD Steampunk Ring

February 23rd, 2009 by Jen

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This ring was made with a vintage pocket watch gear set in Ice Resin over a reproduction of Victorian newspaper, in a copper finish bezel. The bezel was glued to a copper finish ring base using E-6000 cement. The ring is size 8, but is adjustable. Ring top measures 3/4-inch across (images enlarged to show details). One-of-a-kind (OOAK) item, created in my private studio, only one available.

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Steampunk pieces are costume pieces and works of art, and care should be taken when wearing. There may be sharp or pointy parts which could snag on clothing and/or break off, and these creations should not be subjected to chemicals, perfumes, dyes, lotions, or rigorous treatment, such as wearing while exercising, swimming, working, cleaning, etc. 

SOLD Steampunk Amusement Park Necklace

February 21st, 2009 by Jen

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This necklace was made with vintage pocket watch and wrist watch parts, and old, brass amusement park tokens. The tokens were purchased from an antiques dealer who said they were found in a sack in an old Ohio barn, but I have no idea exactly how old they are or where they originally came from. Each token says “For Amusement Only” on the front, and “Token Has No Cash Or Trade Value” on the back. Tokens measure 3/4-inch across, and have some spots of discoloration and patina. The necklace is 17 inches long, and the centerpiece measures 1-1/2 inches across (image enlarged below to show details). The gears on the centerpiece are wired in place, not glued, thought I did use some resin and E6000 for added stability. One-of-a-kind (OOAK), created in my private studio, this item is SOLD.

This piece was inspired, in part, by one of my favorite songs, the Dresden Dolls‘ “Coin Operated Boy.”

Steampunk pieces are costume pieces and works of art, made with vintage materials, and care should be taken when wearing. There may be sharp or pointy edges which could snag on clothing and/or break off, and these creations should not be subjected to chemicals, perfumes, dyes, lotions, or rigorous treatment, such as wearing while exercising, swimming, working, cleaning, etc.

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February 13th, 2009 by Jen

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This necklace is an attempt to make a costume replica of the piece worn by the character “Inara” in the movie SERENITY. It features real garnet and smoky quartz stones, on a strand of black leather. Designed and handmade in my studio.

Browncoat Valentines

February 10th, 2009 by Jen

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I made these Valentines as a tribute to Joss Whedon’s cult TV show FIREFLY and the movie SERENITY. Click on the image above for the full-size file, right click and save to your computer, print it on cardstock, cut them apart, fold each in half and seal them with a heart-shaped (or strawberry-shaped) sticker, just like when we were in elementary school. Have a shiny Valentine’s Day!