Pasta Pendants and Necklaces |
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From my "Macaroni and Cheese" series, these examples of pendants and necklaces I've made draw peoples' attention to the person wearing them. This provides a unique opportunity to subtly let loose and have a really great time. Please click on the image icons to see each in a larger photo. |
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The Italian word "conchiglia" refers to a shell, more specifically what's referred to as the conch shell in English. It has a most beautiful form as a pendant which is accentuated by the application of bronze on the inside of the pendant. |
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This creste di gallo (rooster's comb) is very simple and understated...very natural as a pendant. |
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This necklace is very simple and elegant...composed of a quite a number of elbow macaronis and miniature silver cheese wedges, it's both playful and serious. Many variations on essentially this theme are possible. Different numbers and specific locations of cheese wedges,highly symmetrical, more randomly placed, other types of pasta...the possibilities seem endless. When inquiring, please indicate the desired length of the necklace. |
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Less boistrous than the necklace seen immediately above, the one to the left was made of a strand of beads with symmetrically placed shell macaronis. Again, the locations of the shells could easily be redefined and/or other versions of pasta could be included. Please indicate the desired length of the necklace. |
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If you don't see just the right pasta, please inquire by telephone or email. |
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