Just uploaded four images of the two pieces from Art Jewelry 3. Two are still awaiting approval (what did I do wrong uploading them????). But I neglected to enter descriptions for those two. Any way I can still do that?
Linda
At 2:43pm on November 16, 2011, Jade Usackas said…
Hi Brigitte! Thanks for plugging my survey on this week's update :) Your support and the support of others on this community has been really refreshing!
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Thanks for posting the Orchid donation site:) Hadn't thought of that. Been watching though, I support Soi Dog rescue which is on Puket. Thanks again for ALL you do!!!
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The photography of all three main images on my site were done by Peter von Klueger here in NYC. There was a whole water theme to the photoshoot and the one image with the pasties... well it is sexual ... but how can it not be - they are pasties. The model didn't have to have anything pierced since we used double stick tape to put on the pasties. Usually they are worn like brooches with needles in the back. The first one of the series I made for my jewelry/art show at the V&V Gallery in Vienna where I made them for my black dress since all my jewelry I had was being exhibited. I got great response and then an actress/singer ordered those in larger and gold for herself. I love the reaction I am getting. Aren't we supposed to celebrate our bodies? If you click on the "see more work" a pdf will download (takes a couple of seconds) and then you can see more images inside of the pasties - I have a shot of them on a black tank top too.
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Hi Brigitte,
Just uploaded four images of the two pieces from Art Jewelry 3. Two are still awaiting approval (what did I do wrong uploading them????). But I neglected to enter descriptions for those two. Any way I can still do that?
Linda
Hi Brigitte!
Thanks for plugging my survey on this week's update :) Your support and the support of others on this community has been really refreshing!
Thank you!
Hi Brigitte,
I've just attempted my first post on Crafthaus. The date has come up wrong, despite repeated attempts to edit it. It should read 19 Nov 2011.
Anything you can do about this?
Cheers,
Jo
I was looking for an android app for crafthaus. I didn't know if there is one and I was just over looking it. That's all. I don't really know who develops these apps...I'm sure they are a ton of work.
Thanks
Aimee:-)
Hi Brigitte,
Thank you for the warm welcome. I'm honored to be part of this creative community!
The music on this page is by Darlene and Jonathan Edwards who concern themselves mainly with spoofing other people's music. They are hi.la.ri.ous. I just could not resist putting this up.
Here is a cover from one of their cd.s in case anyone is interested. You can get this on Amazon.
Darlene is viewed as a pioneer of modern musical parody, having won a Grammy for BEST COMEDY ALBUM in 1961.
Brigitte, where can I buy your happy CD?
Rachel Hayward
Thanks for posting the Orchid donation site:) Hadn't thought of that. Been watching though, I support Soi Dog rescue which is on Puket. Thanks again for ALL you do!!!
:)-ann
Thank you for all of your help! It is very much appreciated.
- Laurie Anderson
The photography of all three main images on my site were done by Peter von Klueger here in NYC. There was a whole water theme to the photoshoot and the one image with the pasties... well it is sexual ... but how can it not be - they are pasties. The model didn't have to have anything pierced since we used double stick tape to put on the pasties. Usually they are worn like brooches with needles in the back. The first one of the series I made for my jewelry/art show at the V&V Gallery in Vienna where I made them for my black dress since all my jewelry I had was being exhibited. I got great response and then an actress/singer ordered those in larger and gold for herself. I love the reaction I am getting. Aren't we supposed to celebrate our bodies? If you click on the "see more work" a pdf will download (takes a couple of seconds) and then you can see more images inside of the pasties - I have a shot of them on a black tank top too.
thanks for looking! christine
Hi Brigitte,
LOVE the music by the way... LOVE it.
Ok I am going to email you photos. I have not been on Crafthaus enough, but plan to be in the future. Great site.
Who is singing "Paris in the Spring"??? :)
Thanks Susan (East Fourth Street Jewelry)
Thank you, Brigitte :-)
I am so glad you are enjoying the Felt Fashion Book! It is music to my ears that you are finding some elusive "free time" for felting ;-))
Wishing you happy creativity and sudsy, good fun!
Jenne
Thanks for the gentle nudge : ) I'll get on that asap.
Thanks as always for all the amazing work you do here. How you find the time is beyond me!
Hi Brigitte, Thank you for your kind message! I will send a message to the ACJ and see how they feel. Best wishes, Sandra.
thanks for the welcome! look forward to being a part of crafthaus! xx
Thank you Brigette. That all sounds very sensible to me.
Sure, it has been a while...
Have a great day !
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