technique is pretty basic jewelry making stuff. i put an eye screw into the top of the feesh (that is how i say fish) and put it on a copper chain. i added small beads of a similar color pattern as the fish and chain.
finally, i added some tiny blue bottles i found in a (of all things) Bratz toy set from Goodwill that had a few cute little dishes, like these and plates and cups.
the fish is from an old water toy i played with until it burst. it was filled with glitter and 2 fish (the other fish can be found as a piece of my Field Researcher's Journal assemblage).
there will be more animal pieces to come, but who knows when. stupid school is back in session and i have to do a bunch of stupid things i don't want to. :(also, not sure why i've taken a shine to displaying my things wrapped around bottles. but i have, i think it's pretty. ^_^
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It is lovely...beautiful fish!
ReplyDeleteit certainly is a cute
ReplyDeleteAn interesting and creative piece of art for your interpretation of the theme. J'adore!!!
ReplyDeleteI think that 'feesh' looks kind'a cute! I like the chain and bottles wrapped around that larger bottle. xx
ReplyDeleteGreat piece of fun art. I love it.
ReplyDeleteWonderful take on this theme, your fish looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun piece!
ReplyDeleteI like your fish-around-bottle! Very creative and well done. Thanks for sharing with us at Three Muses!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun piece of jewelry. I think it's wonderful!
ReplyDeleteYour " feesh " is lovely ugly and I adore him.
ReplyDeleteMarie
Squeeze fish are a must for cool funky jewerly and everyone knows a squeeze fish must have a bottle ot two!
ReplyDeleteLove your art.
Paulette
I think this is just an awesome piece!
ReplyDeleteTerrific, loving your fish
ReplyDeletethank you all! i am loving seeing all the different works that you have created also! :)
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