Monday, December 15, 2008

Daily Candy

Daily Candy featured me today in their Atlanta edition!


"First came the rubber motto bracelets. Then the oversize rhinestone peace sign necklace. And finally, Stacy and Clinton.

There’s an easier way to show you got the message: sleekly gothic jewelry by Athens metalworker Laurel Hill.

Individually stamped pieces combine personal quotations with an Edward Gorey aesthetic. So you can speak your mind while minding your manners.

Spread the word with silver necklaces, knuckle-dusters, and rings large enough for phrases like “Toujours” and “Love will tear us apart.” (Someone actually requested that one.) Custom orders take about a week and can be done in copper or gold.

Proving your distinct taste and the will to use it?

That’s really making a statement."

Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Defend like a champion today.

I got a custom order for a banner cuff bracelet with the words "defend like a champion today" and the buyer sent me a message explaining her inspiration...

"I work for the public defender, and plan to focus my career on providing free legal representation to poor folks. I just found out I passed the bar, and I want to remind myself to fight my hardest everyday for my clients."

What an awesome lady.

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Monday, November 17, 2008

ICE

I.C.E. was super! I ran into some old much-missed friends, including a surprise from Byron who bought a small coffee farm in the Dominican Republic. Excellent. Here are some photos, although I love how I didn't bother to straighten my display before taking them...




Friday, November 14, 2008

Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Big, fuzzy visitor...

This morning I had a handsome visitor in my living room. He wasn't shy at all, I had to shoo him under the couch with a spoon so Special Agent Dale Cooper wouldn't try to eat him. I think he's a wolf spider... anyone?


Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Treasury

Enhabiten included my bison necklace in this awesome Etsy treasury...


Sorry the last row is wonky, I'm really no good with computers.