19 November 2008

Broken Time Pieces

Back to the Future car DeLorean Einstein pop art beaded Victorian clock watch faces bead embroidery time travel
Remember these antique Victorian watch faces I got when I was in London last year? Well, I think now is a good time to use them. There are also some tiny new clock parts in the pile as well. I plan to stitch them onto my painted Back to the Future canvas today! Yay! :D

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13 comments:

ZJ said...

Oh looks like you are going to be busy soon. And I'll come back to see the finished artwork :)

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Eds said...

Oh yeah love those victorian clocks! happy ww!
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jams o donnell said...

Great foresight to have bought the watchfaces! Happy WW

Shannon said...

That should look great! Did you have that in mind when you bought the watch faces, or was that more of a "these are cool, I'll use them eventually" kind of purchase?

phoenix said...

Interesting! Looking forward to how this piece will turn out. The loose arrangement here looks pretty perfect as it is now. I like the pretty pink mother-of-pearl face at the top. :)

Walk in the Woods said...

very cool!

Bridget said...

uber cool.
They'd also be great for making some steampunk jewelry.

JO said...

interesting pieces!

Here's my entry. Happy WW!

Daisy said...

Just wonderful, you have a very creative mind/eye.

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Bev's Jewelry said...

That could be another focal to your piece, besides the DeLorean.

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very vintage, love them

Beadin' Gram/aka Jackie said...

I have a small box of watch fixings too -- usually at the garage sales in the summer they can still be found -- my home town is where the Elgin Watch was made for many, many, years and there was a watch makers college here too -- so for a long time there was a lot of "watch things" floating around. Not so much anymore though -- so glad you found some goodies.

Eunoia said...

Be sure to set the hands to 20:00 hours on all the watch faces.

that way, when it's pirate day again, you can claim the work is called "Pieces of Eight!" ;-)