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I had this idea a few days ago, thought it would be a cool thing to make. Now wondering how to make teacup earrings…
Like this:
For some reason most of the steampunk ones are green this time… I think I need to go shopping for supplies, most of the hearts I have left are green at the moment. Also, some of them have the new key charms I’ve recently got and will be using from now on until further notice (they’re bigger but I like them better than the previous ones).
The pendants are available in my Etsy shop, in the gothic and steampunk sections.
Like this:
I’ve had this idea for a while, especially since people have been asking about Cthulhu brooches, I just had to find a way to attach a pendant to a pin. Kilt pins came to the rescue, as they’re equipped with loops. I didn’t know what else to attach to the loops (except for the chain), so I made a few versions with and without beads. Feedback will be appreciated.
All pins are available in the Cthulhu section of my Etsy shop.
I’ve received an email via Etsy, asking to donate a piece of jewellery to a sick kid, to inspire him. I was considering doing that for a short while, but with a little help of my friends and Google search engine, it turned out to be a scam. The story of illness was taken from this article and only the names were changed.
For example, the email said:
In 2006, flu-like symptoms and bruising prompted my aunt to take him to a doctor, beginning a journey that brought the family to St. Jude in Memphis, Tennessee.
Here, my cousin underwent treatment including a bone marrow transplant. John contracted an infection and was put into an induced coma for 19 days.
Through the grace of God, he came through that. But the coma took its toll.
John, who had always been active, could no longer walk. He was confined to a wheelchair and had to undergo extensive physical therapy. But slowly, John began to regain his strength. Seven months after being in the coma and with treatment completed,John returned home to rebuild his motor skills. For that, he turned back to his guitar. I would sit with him and listen to dead tunes and help him learn how to move his fingers and improve his motor skills.
while the article states:
In 2006, flu-like symptoms and bruising prompted Tommie’s parents to take him to a doctor, beginning a journey that brought the family to St. Jude in Memphis, Tennessee.
Here, Tommie underwent treatment including a bone marrow transplant. Tommie contracted an infection and was put into an induced coma for 19 days.
“Through the grace of God, he came through that,” said his mother, Lisa. But the coma took its toll.
Tommie, who had always been active, could no longer walk. He was confined to a wheelchair and had to undergo extensive physical therapy. But slowly, Tommie began to regain his strength. Seven months after being in the coma and with treatment completed, Tommie returned home to rebuild his motor skills. For that, he turned to basketball.
So please, if you’re an Etsy seller don’t fall for that scam and let other people know.
