Trina of Libzoid Blog featured a snapshot of her studio a couple of week’s ago and I thought it was great. Trina has given me permission to use her questions on my own blog…. so here we go!
Artist name: Kylee Milner
Business name: Lunes Bijoux
Website: Lunes Bijoux
Do you have a dedicated studio/artistic space? Yes, it’s wonderful. [...]
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I thought I would share a couple of new creations with you. I have been working on my Mokume Gane technique and also combining fimo clay with the premo! range. The premo! clay is far easier to condition although I find I then have to put it in the freezer to avoid it from distorting [...]
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“Disappointment is the nurse of wisdom” I have no idea who Bayle Roche is but I feel this quote sums up the whole experience.
Well I am back from Mirepoix and what a total disappointment. Very poor organisation, no thought to advertising and promoting the whole concept of “Parure & Parade”. I was so disappointed [...]
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Posted in Lunes Atelier, tagged events, Lunes on April 29, 2008 | 1 Comment »
With less than 48 hours to the Mirepoix event I think I have to say that I am not quite ready but have little choice but to be ready! I am still working at a stunning design that I can put forward for the public vote. I am trying to combine polymer with gemstones….I had [...]
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I love Jasper it comes in so many different shades ranging from the warmth and earthy feel of red jasper right through to the mustards and pale yellows of Mookite (Australian Jasper).
Jasper is said to be both a healing stone and an invigorating one. It brings stillness to a troubled mind. It is a grounding [...]
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For those polymer clay addicts lurking out there I am now pleased to announce that we stock a relatively full range of polymer clay products….fimo, premo sculpey & some stunning tools studio by sculpey.
For more information see my website!
Speaking of which it has a new colour scheme and a modified layout…..hope you like it!
Now - [...]
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Posted in Luc Sur Orbieu, Aude, Lunes Atelier, Polymer Clay, tagged exhibitions, France, Gemstones, gifts, jewellery, Lunes, polymer on April 12, 2008 | 9 Comments »
I have had my thinking cap on for the past week or so as I have decided to participate in a 4 day jewellery event in Mirepoix, France. Mirepoix is in the Ariège and attracts thousands of visitors every year to it’s 13th Century Medieval town. The event being organised is called “Parures [...]
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Posted in Languedoc Roussillon, Luc Sur Orbieu, Aude, Lunes Atelier, Polymer Clay, tagged cuffs, jewellery, Lunes, mokume gane, necklaces, Polymer Clay, rings on April 1, 2008 | 2 Comments »
For once some Bijoux amongst the Banter!
Following on from my previous posting here are the finished designs. I have already sold “Saffron Ray” pictured in the right hand column of “Hot off the bench”.
The cuff and ring make a stunning combination but are also for sale separately.
The “Saffron Twist” is equally delicious, delicate & light.
Now [...]
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Posted in Children, Food & Drink, Life in France, Luc Sur Orbieu, Aude, Lunes Atelier, Polymer Clay, Travel, tagged jewellery, Lunes, mokume gane, Polymer Clay on March 28, 2008 | 6 Comments »
Has anyone noticed that I have been away? The spammers did and it took me over an hour to wade through the 360 messages upon my return. Haven’t they got anything better to do? And then there was all the new posts which I subscribe to which needed reading. Thank goodness my Google Reader had [...]
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Posted in Art, Culture & Ent., Artists, Food & Drink, Languedoc Roussillon, Life in France, Photography, tagged art, Aude France, culture, exhibitions, Lunes, wine on March 18, 2008 | 2 Comments »
It’s that time of year again when people begin to open those shutters after the winter and think about re-launching themselves.
Here are three invitations to three very different events! Hope to see you there!
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“In the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures.” Kahlil Gibran
