Please be sure to drop by Jacqueline's lovely jewelry shop on Etsy http://www.etsy.com/shop/JacquelineJewelry where you are sure to find handmade and original pieces.
by JacquelineJewelry
I am excited to be selling my jewelry on Etsy. I live in New York, NY and work in my teeny tiny apartment on a folding tv table and sitting on my bed. I have jewelry materials all over my apartment, but have made everything ship shape by making my storage and projects part of my decor. I work in sterling silver, gemstones, Czech glass, as well as copper and fabric. All of my work is one-of-a-kind, but I do take commissions as long as I am given the creative freedom to add my personality to each piece.
My designs are based on my observations of the inter-relationships of materials and color. I have explored many different concepts over the years, from the ideas of impermanence and transience to the concept of the preciousness and sacredness of the everyday. Still, I want to create pieces that are accessible to a wide audience, and hope the forms and materials I use will appeal to people on many different levels. Treating each piece as an individual work of wearable art, I create timeless jewelry meant for day into evening wear.
I have had careers in production pottery, graphic design and industrial design with a sidetrack into computer programming early on. Ever since I can remember, art and craft in some shape or form has been my passion. I am a graduate of The College of Ceramics at SUNY with a BFA in sculpture and art history, an MFA in Arizona State University in environmental design, and an MID in industrial design from Pratt Institute.
A perpetual student, I am self-taught in jewelry. I have also written two books. Graphic Illustration in Black and White and Polymer Clay; Creating Functional and Decorative Objects.
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I posted a comment, but maybe it didn't take so I'll try again. You did a dynamite job. I love your blog - it looks so handmade; just the kind of look I'd love to have.
ReplyDeleteThanks for featuring me on your blog. I'm overwhelmed with gratitude. ;-)
Jacqueline
Your jewelry is beautiful,
ReplyDeleteIt was my pleasure to feature you.
what a great feature and fab jewellery! congrats :) Debs www.debs102.blogspot.com
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