Happy Memorial Day

 Peace rose from our backyard

Foolish Friday

Knock Knock !
Who’s there ?
Adore.
Adore who ?
Adore stands between us, open up !

Picture of a door my husband took in Arequipa, Peru last year at the Convent of St. Catherine

New Items

Here are just a few new items in my shops:

 Dragonfly hairpin in sterling silver

Copper dipped carob leaf pendant from the Holy Land

Copper chainmaille rosette earrings

Red coral copper chainmaille bracelet

Thanks,

Sue

Foolish Friday

Knock knock !
Who’s there ?
Snow.
Snow who ?
Snow use--I’ve forgotten my name again !

 

Once again, this is a very adaptable knock knock joke:

Snow time for goofing off--you have homework to do !

Snow good crying over spilt milk !

 

Near our apartment when we lived in S. Korea

I can't help it--when the weather starts to get hot I want to see some snow!

Just the basics

In my on-line shops I'm gradually increasing the number of pendants I make. Therefore, I'm also stocking up on some basic chains that are great for pendants. I'm rather picky about pendant chains. They need to be comfortable, strong and classic to go with various styles of pendants.

My PERFECT black twisted necklace cord is 18 inches and looks like twisted silk cord, but it really tough black rubber. The end caps are solid sterling silver instead of the usual plated. It looks great with many styles of pendants.

I've had this smooth sterling silver snake chain in 20 inches in my shop for a long time. It's simple and sturdy and has a small end cap for pendants to slide over. I'm now carrying a slightly thinner version in 18 inches as well.

I've been looking for a thin, bright copper chain for my copper pendants. I just couldn't find one. Most copper chain is bulkier. I finally found a supply of unfinished 2mm bright copper curb chain and bought the last they had. I finished the chain myself with a small lobster claw clasp and it makes a great pendant chain. I have 18 inch lengths in my shops, but can make custom lengths as well.


Some of my pendants:

 

Find my chains and pendants on my Sue Runyon Designs website or my Etsy Shop