The button is actually attached to one of those metal keys used to open generic metal lock boxes and then attached to the metal thingermajig. I rescued another thrifted chain that matched the patina of the whole charm very well. I added the rings with black and clear beads last giving it a gypsy feel.
I also want to thank Lindsey Marcella (she's in the process of launching a new website for her goods!) for the wonderful box of tea I received the mail today. It was wrapped up so pretty and even had coordinating prints decorating the box and card. It certainly warmed up a rather dank and dreary day! Lindsey's binge on teas and selective taste buds was my gain today :-)
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That's an incredible necklace!!!
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative! I love it!
ReplyDeleteYou're very welcome!
ReplyDeleteThat necklace looks very pretty.
ReplyDeleteThis and the previous necklace that you posted are just fabulous. I love your eye for little details (like the rings and beads you added). Lovely.
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