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This winged key necklace is a wonderful, simple piece of steampunk jewelry.
The vintage skeleton key has darkened with age and shows a bit of softness. The bit of rust has been carefully scrubbed away but you can see how time has affected the steel, leaving it slightly pitted and worn. A set of delicate wings flank the shaft of the key, framing it in silvery detail. I've kept the design simple. It has a few tiny gears taken from vintage pocket watches and old wind up wrist watches. There are 3 gears at the top - but I like the jagged edged gear near the bottom. Beside that gear you'll see a tiny jewel taken from a vintage wrist watch with a tiny "ruby" in it. Its very, very small! The key itself is 7cm long - about 2.75inches. Still, despite its length it is quite light. I managed to put it up on etsy this weekend, finally. I'm so behind these days. its over at [link] |
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Making people happy, one shiny thing at a time.
Cyborg Butterfly
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I had to hang a key from a necklace myself recently, and it having a similar "handle" I did something similar with jump rings to two points on the chain it hung from.
Mind you, It wasn't nearly so fancy as what you have here.
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Pushing pixels is fine work if you can get it.
My art for sale >> [link] [link]
What a coincidence. o_O
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"Time is all around, except inside my clock."
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CEASE THIS FAGGOTRY AT ONCE!
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When god gives you lemons you Shut up and eat your lemons.
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= ClockworkZero =
writer, photographer, tech-support geek girl, jewelry maker.
etsy.com shop:
[link]
TWITTER me-> Clockworkzero
WIRED MAGAZINE Article: [link]
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= ClockworkZero =
writer, photographer, tech-support geek girl, jewelry maker.
etsy.com shop:
[link]
TWITTER me-> Clockworkzero
WIRED MAGAZINE Article: [link]
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= ClockworkZero =
writer, photographer, tech-support geek girl, jewelry maker.
etsy.com shop:
[link]
TWITTER me-> Clockworkzero
WIRED MAGAZINE Article: [link]
I've got some keys with tops that make it very difficult to get to hang correctly. I'm thinking of trying to solder them - but the materials are difficult. oh well.. i'll figure something out.
i would love to see your design.
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= ClockworkZero =
writer, photographer, tech-support geek girl, jewelry maker.
etsy.com shop:
[link]
TWITTER me-> Clockworkzero
WIRED MAGAZINE Article: [link]
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