Here are two of my latest creations. The first is an antiqued brass steampunk propeller ring. I finally found the right components so the propeller on the ring can still spin!



This next piece is my nod to Alice in Wonderland. I hand stamped the copper pendant, then antiqued it with Liver of Sulfur and added the tiny glass vial "elixir".



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I've shared a few of my winged pins before, but decided to make a series of them. Here are some of my latest.

Antiqued gold wings with antiqued pewter finish skull and crossbones for the Airship Pirate in you:



Antiqued gold wings with Victorian styled cameo and black wings with a skeleton cameo for that undead look:



Here are a few more that I believe I've shared in the past, but decided to put all in one post.

Airship Captain winged balloon pin:



Time Flies winged pin:




I hope you like them, let me know what you think!

Lisa

Since May 4th was Star Wars Day - "May the Fourth be with you", I decided to unleash my inner geek and create this keychain to honor the day. I distressed, stamped, and antiqued the copper then riveted copper and brass gears to it. The latin phrase says, "May the Force be with you".



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Forget seizing the day, you know deep down that secret pirate in you really wants to "Seize Everything"! For this necklace I hand stamped and antiqued a copper pendant then added a bone skull dangle and hung it on a black leather cord.



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I've always loved mixing my metals, even before it was the "in" thing. Here is my version of a Victorian lady's brooch.



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I'm always trying to think of something to put in those tiny bottles. So here are two new additions to my collection. The first one has tiny shells and a sand dollar dangle. I call this one "Just Beachy"!



This next one is inspired by the rock opera musical film: Repo! The Genetic Opera.



Any Zydrate fans out there?

Lisa

Ok, maybe not super Victorian but this little guy makes me smile. I decided to modify a velveteen choker so I could hang him from it. The velveteen was fairly thick so I placed an eyelet in it to protect the hole so I could dangle him on the ribbon.



I really loved the look of this cameo, it wasn't the typical black and white, but had a deep brown background and looked antiqued. This reminds me of the old sepia tone photographs. I found a nice antiqued gold setting and created a light tan twisted cord necklace for it.



When I found these components I decided to create a brooch. Just takes me back to another era.



I hope you enjoy them!

Lisa

I'm having fun working with some copper blanks and metal stamps. For these two pairs of earrings I stamped the copper, then antiqued it with liver of sulfur. I then drilled the holes so I could hang them from the earwires.






Let me know what you think!

Lisa

I like the look of combining the dark wood disk with the antiqued pewter finish on the heart shaped keyhole pendant. I finished the necklace off by putting it on an antiqued pewter chain.



I thought this bar pin had kind of a tribal look to it. I added dangles with black and copper beads. The tiny blue, brown, and cream colored beads are called "mummy beads".  I added a small copper heart charm to the longest dangle.



This necklace has a tiny brass envelope that opens on a hinge to reveal a removeable letter that says "I Love You". I added this charm to an antiqued brass chain with 2 open heart links.



Thanks for looking!

Lisa

When I found this little brass owl I thought he had a victorian flair so I decided to turn him into a pendant. He seemed to need a little something so I added a clock charm to give him a steampunk look.



These little copper owl beads were so cute I knew I wanted to make them into earrings.




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