Friday, June 4, 2010
Cup of T
For a couple of years now I have been on a mission to find the most unusual jewelry pieces. I have an eye for jewelry...and lately material. I have collected some of the funkiest pieces of jewelry that all fit my personality. Depending on what type of mood I am in, I can select pieces from my serious collection. My most recent collection started about 2 years ago. I started collecting mismatch, antique Tea Cups and Saucers from flea markets, yardsales,and antique markets. I use the Tea Cups to sort my jewelry. My collection of jewelry lives in my collection of Tea Cups. These Tea Cups don't match each other but that's the beauty of the collection. Sometimes I say my fashion advice is not following fashion advice. I believe this goes along with mismatching. With fashion in general, you don't have to match. Breaking through the "guidelines of fashion" is the best part of fashion. I like the way my tea cups are mismatch as I like the way I can wear yellow pumps with a silver dress. It's all about how you wear it. Mismatching is out of the ordinary...why blend in? Currently my tea cups reside on the top of my dresser; each one filled with something different. Cocktail rings, basic rings, necklaces, charms, bracelets, and earrings. Another Trick I have used in order to display bangles is using wine bottles. Wine bottles are fun. Besides the actually contents, the bottles can be really useful. I have a couple with very long "necks" which work perfect in displaying my bangles. (My bangles don't fit in my tea cups...) Looking for unique treasures is my pleasure.Thank you for tuning into a "Cup of T."
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Lust Spoons
Sunday, I spent the day at the Marshfield Flea Market.There is nothing better than a steal! After digging through a ton of silver, I found two rusty spoon rings sitting at the bottom of the pile. Bought them for $5 each, shined them up, like new! Lately, I have been rocking big rings on my index finger, although the middle finger works too. My next purchase was a small wooden vintage bangle, flowered with blacks, reds, blues, and greens. I was rummaging through a big box with a sticker that said $1-$5. I bought the bangle for $3 and have been wearing it since. This vintage bangle works well with many other bangles or just by it self.I will pair it with an over sized T and jeans for the day. I will pair it with skinny jeans and black heels for the night.With the many different colors, I can wear this bangle with everything. The best part? It was $3 and I love it! Have got many compliments. One of the best thing about shopping for steals, which is my favorite thing to do, is being able to buy something that nobody else has.
In order to be irreplaceable one must always be different.-Coco Chanel
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
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