Jessica

Super Cool Jewelry Art Recipe

Yesterday I was thinking about something pretty cool. Jewelry art is sort of like cooking.

In cooking, we have an idea of what we want to eat, gather the ingredients we need, put them together by tweaking them here and there for flavor, and we end up with the dish we wanted.

Jewelry art is similar. We envision what we’d like to create and by putting some things together, we can make what we envisioned.

That

Is

Awesome!

Here’s my recipe for jewelry art.

Super Cool Jewelry Art Recipe:

  • basis- such as a canvas
  • spices- things to jazz up the canvas like paint or paper
  • ingredients- jewelry pieces
  • binder- glue (like eggs in baking)
  1. Choose canvas size.
  2. Decide whether to leave it white, paint it, or decoupage it with paper.
  3. Pick out some jewelry pieces you might like to use.
  4. ‘Try’ the pieces on the canvas until you find a combination you love.
  5. Glue the pieces on.
  6. Let the glue dry.
  7. Finished! Hang on the wall, sit in an easel, or give to a friend.

To show you what I mean, I started with a canvas. After stenciling a heart on and letting the paint dry, I picked out some pieces I thought might work.

some jewelry pieces I picked out for my recipe

‘Trying them on’ is the fun part!

Here are some of ideas I tried:

stenciled heart with 3 floral jewelry pieces

The same thing with an added bead border:

stenciled heart, florals, and beads

I took those off and tried a single, large flower brooch:

stenciled heart with a big flower brooch

I removed that and tried these:

stenciled heart with statement necklace pieces on the edges

Next, came a simple rose:

stenciled heart with a rose brooch

And, lastly, I tried more of a boho look:

stenciled heart with boho statement necklace parts

Like vegetables in a soup recipe, we can add this or that to our jewelry art until we get something we get excited about and want to show the world!

Like a mile-high-perfect-homemade- meringue-topped pie, jewelry art can be something to be proud of, too.

Hope you have a wonderful Saturday.

Jessica

© COPYRIGHT 2022 Unmeasured Journeys

** all photographs were taken by me

19 comments

  6. What a fun post! I like the first one best, but each one is great. I like how you painted on the heart using a stencil. I have that same gold rose pin. 🙂 This post could go in your ebook about making jewelry art. 🙂 Hope you have a great day!

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    • Hello! I like that first one, too. Those pieces sort of look like an angel. Thank you, I think that stencil is very pretty. I love that that rose pin. Such a beauty all on its own, love that you have one, too. Thank you so much- I looked up Designerr. Thank you for that suggestion. Maybe I will try an ebook. Just for fun. If you do it, we could be book twins!

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