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Cyndi Lavin
Cyndi is a mixed media and jewelry artist whose constant plea as a child was, “Please Mommy! Don’t throw that out. I can make something out of that!”
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I love jewelry that is a mix of classic with modern, the end result being casual elegance.
i am new to jewellery but love the pandora range and my hubby makes anything with polymer clay and cant wait to get started any advice or books would be great help
I like to go with any style jewelry that i can make with my own 2 hands.I also will use many different types of beads to design my jewelry. I am into learning new ideas and ways to design i mostly use glass or seed beads at this time. Would Love to learn how to make polymer clay Designs.New Books and ideas are wonderful i buy all types to learn new techniques and would love the Book to learn even more
I love jewelry…all of it. When I’m feeling pretty, I want to sparkle to I wear crystals, rhinestones, and faceted gemstones. To Sunday mass, I wear semi-precious necklaces and earrings that class up my Arizona casual church attire. In a business setting, I wear conservative necklaces and bracelets. This is the coolest thing about working with polymer clay. I can make beads that match any outfit combination. Because polymer clay beads can be highly polished, they can mix with my nicest strands of gemstone beads. My favorite kind of jewelry is what I receive as a gift from my husband and daughter.
This would be a honor and a great addition to my library.
I have my signature design, but I don’t like to box myself into on style.
I like to try everything.
My style is classic modern. I would like my jewelry to be timeless and not necessarily trendy. Once in a while I step outside the box.
I love it all! I’m just starting to learn, and am beadweaving right now. I’ve always liked “steampunk” style, even before it got the name.