But I am very excited because I've booked into doing this silver smithing course. Unfortunately, I because of the dates, I couldn't enroll in this one and when I have a bit more time on my hands, I really want to do one at the Goldsmiths school (though I believe DH has called dibs on doing that one first).
Before I left the house this morning for a meeting at a store, I threw on my pair of kimono fabric shoes. It wasn't until I got home that I realised, they had a crane on them as well.
10 comments:
Oooh the silver crane is beautiful!
I love your shoes - can I ask where you got them?
Toni (neate@adam.com.au)
Like, like, like!
TK
P.S. Where did you get the shoes?
While I've replied to Toni and Tamakikat directly, I thought I'd answer their question here in case anyone else was interested...
I bought these shoes in Japan. Dames and Divas (a wholesale client of mine) makes fabulous kimono shoes and I've been working on a range myself... still to sort out having them made however.
They are fabulous shoes and I adore the silver crane. Love your style Melanie.
Can you get that silver clay here in Australia???? I've never heard of it before- how nifty. The crane looks great
That is really beautiful - and the shoes are awesome!
Love that origami crane but love the shoes more.
That is beautiful necklace.
The shoes and crane are fabulous. Shame that you won't be at the markets this weekend. See you at the next one!
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