Dialogue - The Locket

Dialogue - In the middle of the night Serenade, Paul walked outside and sat on a bench of an old wooden pouch. Despite wearing himself in a thick blanket, he caught a cold. The oriental sky in front of him is dotted with stars and shining in the quiet extent of the desert. Several lonely clouds are drifting. Patricia opened the door shamelessly; he hesitated to destroy Paul's loneliness. When he looked up at Patricia, she could see a melancholy in his eyes. "I told her that today's funeral is beautiful," she whispered.

Barcia-Colombo made a small digital video box by updating Victorian mourning crate (probably photos and hairy souvenirs). Custom necklace with built-in screen to randomly play the video of the dead clip. "I think that is a wearable memory," he said. When you open a small box, the video clip encoded directly in the clip is selected. "When people die, the quality of the video will change," he said. "Recently dead people are likely to be shot in HD video, but most of the dearest darling shots are stored in a traditional format such as VHS and Super 8 movies."

If you want to know how to handle old delicate boxes and other jewelry, there is little inspiration here! Recently one of my clients wrote a letter asking if I previously made a small beads box. I did not, but I was fascinated by this idea. My client wants a portrait of her beloved pet papillon beads called a star and a small box of "mourning". The star passed away due to bladder surgery. A small box is to catch the hair of her dog. Back then, my client did not have a small box at hand, but after a long search (and a few trial and error) we found an old-fashioned phone that can run with Etsy. Therefore, I cut out a bead base with almost the same diameter as a small box. Then I made a felt base in the shape of a dog 's head and sewed it based on the beads. Using 15 Japanese seed beads, I carefully used a small portrait of black, gray and white beads. I also sewed small star shaped beads under her nose.

When everything was over, I opened a small box and carefully stitched the beadwork on the front of the piece. This took some time and there was little stitch between the rows between the beads. To confirm that the work is safe, I sew several times in a small box. Below, you can see - the stitch is almost invisible!

A cool winter morning of last week, when I was wearing work clothes, a small box of my grandmother appeared from the dresser drawer and I put it in a small carton box. This is a small round silver box of about a quarter. My grandmother, Amy Dean Davis' initials are elegantly carved on the outside. While the other side may have a small puff, the small mirror bends along one inner edge. When lifting a small box, the smooth silver color of the palm was as calm as the smooth skin of my grandmother.