Friday, June 12, 2009

Farewell Gift...

Its been a while since I last update my blog because I was busy and excited with my husband's first Graphic novel, the SCARY EVER AFTER.
Want to know more, check out his blog at www.artwhizkids.blogspot.com or Click HERE

One of my colleague just resign. She is like sister to me in the office.
I cant think of what gift will be better than handmade item. Therefore these is what I made for her...

I make her a mini angel so that can be her guardian angel to protect her everyday.

**Not for SALE**


I know she is born in May22, so Gemini is the star. Therefore I made this "Little Gemini Girl Girl" for her to hang it in her car so that she will accompany here wherever she go. When she see her, she will remember me & Tiffany. We share cost to make this little doll because this is not cheap. The body made from Swarovski, and the head is the handmade polymer clay doll.



The Little Gemini Girl girl
Price : RM40
Material : Polymer Clay Doll Head, 3mm, 4mm & 5mm Swarovski Bicones, tiger tail, seed beads, ball chain, bell, hook
Measurement : 55mm (L) x 20mm (W) x 15mm (D)
Color : Purple tone
**Sold** (no remake) *Others horoscope still available :-)
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Taking Care of your Jewellery

Swarovski jewellery are easy to take care. Swarovksi are man-made glass crystal. Jewellery that made from glass and plastic materials are easy to clean and maintain. To keep the shine and glitter, use a piece of damp sponge to wipe off any dirt or grime that has accumulated overtime. But make sure the sponge is not dripping wet! Then allow the jewellery to dry naturally near a window or under a low heat hair dryer.

Although glass crystal beads are durable and pleasure to use in jewellery craft, they are also quite fragile. These beads do get broken or chipped if not handled properly. To keep the crystal jewellery intact, encase them in the jewellery boxes when you are not wearing them. Avoid getting your bead jewellery in contact with chemicals like perfume, hair spray, soap and etc.Therefore apply make-up, hairspray, perfume and other products FIRST, before putting on your jewelry.


As a general rule, jewelry should be the last thing you put on before you leave the house, and the first thing you take off when you get home. This cuts down on the wear and tear, and will help it last a lifetime.