a pale small coffin grew within the dying tree
as the tree opened to embrace the sweet dream of mortality
the sigh of a thousand moons rushed in
and the pale small coffin filled with drops of her precious blood
and swelled with the joy of so many seasons lived and loved
In her appreciation the tree adorned the pale and memory-filled coffin
with her sparkling amber tears
You can find the pendant in my Etsy shop - Delicious Mischief
I'm sharing with Inspire Me Monday
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It's all about whimsy, art and Halloween!
It's all about whimsy, art and Halloween!
Showing posts with label Etsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Etsy. Show all posts
Saturday, September 8, 2012
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Chocolate Chip Cookie Buttons
These buttons are just like the one's I made for this week's button episode on Cool2Craft TV. There are lots of cool button projects, so drop in on us over there for tutorials galore (including these)!
Visit my Etsy shop to read more about them!
Visit my Etsy shop to read more about them!
Saturday, August 4, 2012
Because I Can
I called this digital collage Because I Can with Skulls. It seemed like a good idea at the time. I put it in my Etsy shop as a limited edition, signed and numbered print.
I love skulls on things! I want them everywhere! Because I can.
I love skulls on things! I want them everywhere! Because I can.
Labels:
Candace Jedrowicz,
DeliciousMischief,
Etsy,
skulls
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
I Did Not Start My Day This Way! Interactive Art
Some days you feel this way. Life turns you all around and you can't predict how you will end up each day. This whimsical skeleton is a reminder that, no matter where you go - there you are, and no matter what - you are who you are.
The frame back is fitted with crossed hanging wires so that it can be turned any direction. The skelly's head is pinned beneath the glass, but as the frame is turned, the body flops this way and that.
Here's the link to him on Etsy
The frame back is fitted with crossed hanging wires so that it can be turned any direction. The skelly's head is pinned beneath the glass, but as the frame is turned, the body flops this way and that.
Here's the link to him on Etsy
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