Morning Star Craft
Saturday, 28 January 2012
Oak Leaf Silver Ring
I had originally planned for this silver ring to have a Green Amber stone set in it, but while I was waiting for the ring to pickle after soldering the bezel on, the stone disappeared. Hopefully when/if I get round to tidying up I might find it again in some far flung corner! Luckily I had this Blue Onyx stone that fitted in, its a gorgeous shade of blue and I think works better, reminds me of the sky and trees. Ah trees because I have cut out two Oak leaves and soldered them either side of the setting.
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blue onyx,
Oak leaf,
silver,
silver ring
Thursday, 12 January 2012
Derbyshire Pagans Lammas Camp and Hasfest 2012
Things to look forward to this summer :0)
Hasfest 2012 18th, 19th and 20th May and of course Chesterfield/Derbyshire Pagans Lammas Camp (which promises to be even bigger and better) 2nd - 5th August. Tickets on sale for camp at Imbolc from Chesterfield Pagans site or at any of the Derbyshire moots, Hasfest still free:0)
Lots of fun, fire, dancing, drumming, meeting folks, learning/workshops and shopping (must get some things made to sell so I can buy things;0)
For info on last years happenings see here: http://chesterfieldpagans.org/2011/05/25/photos-of-hasfest-2011/, http://chesterfieldpagans.org/events/
Monday, 9 January 2012
Bramble, Tendril, Leaf Silver Ring
I really like this ring and might make some more similar I think. It has a central leaf (yeah ok it looks a bit like a heart) with tendrils wrapped around the ring and a thorn sticking up (nice and rounded though, doesn't prick). I aged it to give it more definition.
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leaf,
silver ring,
tendrils,
thorn
Thursday, 5 January 2012
All bare again here! Left it till 12th night as it always seems so dull when all the pretty twinkly shiney things have been put in their boxes again for another year, though usually we leave one or two things out for a bit of sparkle:0) Might be a making pretty things to hang around the house this weekend for me and at least the youngest, hard to motivate the oldest one now!
Thursday, 15 December 2011
Moot making, seasonal wreaths and green goodies
On Tuesday at the moot lots of seasonal greenery was gathered so we could make wreaths, or anything else that took our fancy to decorate our home with for Yule. It was good fun and was getting us in the mood for the coming winter solstice. All the wreaths, hearts and sprays looked fab. This is my attempt a festive pentacle wreath, made with willow for the pentagram and holly, ivy and other foliage.
It's the Yule do on Friday with film (which we star in), food and fun:0)
Thursday, 17 November 2011
Leaping Moon Hare Pendant
Latest Moon Hare that I've made. A golden hare leaping under a full moon and circled with silver. The hare has been hand sawn from brass, the circle is lightly hammered sterling silver and the full moon is a mother of pearl cabochon. The jump rings have been soldered so that the pendants should lay well when worn as a necklace.
I did have another similar hare finished which I was going to put on now, but I can't find it! Hope I didn't loose it when I was showing some of my things the other day. That one was sweat soldered onto a silver disk which was hammered on one side to form a crescent moon inside a full moon, with the hare leaping across it.
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crescent moon,
full moon,
hare,
moon hare,
mother of pearl,
necklace,
pendant,
silver
Friday, 11 November 2011
Allotment Paths

Got paths in now, it's really beginning to take on some framework. Have rubbed skin off my finger cutting the carpets to go under the bark chippings to make the paths though, but at least you couldn't see it oozing for the mud. Gwen has got her bike wheel on a post for the peas to grow up and in even more exciting new there are green shoots appearing that aren't weeds - no they are things we've planted and wanted to grow, garlic, leeks and the onions are very nearly ready to send out green shoots:0)
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allotment
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