Showing posts with label handmade in NYC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label handmade in NYC. Show all posts

Sunday, September 11, 2016

The Art of Remembering


I will never forget... I wasn't living in New York at the time. Here I am 15 years later and now married to an NYC firefighter. 9/11 is etched in my heart forever.

Wednesday, February 20, 2013

The art of Natalie Morales from Today in Regal Sovereign


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Here is a video clip of the beautiful and talented Natalie Morales wearing a Necklace made by me. You can get it now on my etsy shop  www.regalsovereign.etsy.com Natalie is so down to earth she wore a piece by me two days in a row! Thanks for loving & rocking my pieces!

Thursday, April 7, 2011

The Art of Fashion

A few photos I came across online today.










Let's not forget about the men.





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Monday, January 10, 2011

The Art of Wearable Art

I have updated my website with new pieces. Being that I have my pieces in a few places I now have marked everything at retail value. Thanks for your support! Here are a few photos of what's new.

Egyptian Song - Online Exclusive



Fire & Desire - Online Exclusive


A Tangled Web - Online and at Callalilai Boutique Brooklyn Location



Killing Me Softly - Rings and Necklace - Online Exclusive








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Saturday, July 24, 2010

The art of doing it yourself

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I love to shop but sometimes I find it hard to purchase something when I know I can make it myself at a lesser cost. My boyfriend calls me cheap but so what. :-P I'm not ashamed to admit that I am frugal with my money; it goes hand in hand since I am crafty I don't mind taking time to do it myself. I saw this cute vintage inspired twistable headband at American Apparel. It came in solid colors as well as some cute vintage patterns for a retail price of $14.

Like I said...I couldn't bring myself to spend $14 on a headband when I know darn well I can make it. I went ahead that very day to get a spool of 18 gauge wire for $3.25 as I already have scraps of fabric at home, a sewing machine and wire cutter.

If you don't have a sewing machine at home a needle and thread will do. The sewing machine my grandma gave me sure comes in handy! Voila! Low and behold my very own twistable vintage inspired headband for only $3.25 and I have extra wire left to make more.




Doing it yourself sure can save you in the long run!