Posts Tagged ‘pendant light’

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Out and about

December 13, 2012

A few photos from the Art Museum of Los Gatos’ Holiday Marketplace. See more on the museum’s Facebook page.

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Relative bounty

October 23, 2011

A few weeks ago I bought a tiny brass bottle at an estate sale. Two inches tall, heavy and stoppered, it looks like something a genie might live in – a really teeny genie, who can grant only very, very small wishes.

Like say you wish for a million dollars, a long and healthy life, and true love. But all the genie can give you is a quarter off the sidewalk, a good night’s sleep, a smile from a stranger.

But you’d rub the bottle anyway, right? These days, you’d take those slivers of luck and feel grateful.

Here are a few of my recent wishes. I hope you enjoy. (Click the images for more.)

Candlestick lamp made of dessert molds, old lamp parts, and a valve handle

Cozy Flan Tutu

Hanging light made from a colander, pizza pan, and ball chain

Roswell

Table lamp made from an old coffee percolator and a colander

The Percolander

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Upcycled hangups

May 19, 2010

Here’s a confession: I have trouble throwing certain things away. I’m particularly fond of containers – nice jars and bottles, clever boxes, painted tins. Supposedly there’s something Jungian about this. . . I don’t really want to know.

Nevertheless, it’s a relief to have found a use for some of my stash. These cute little pendants can light up the dark corners of a hoarder’s habitat – or soul – while leaving you feeling virtuous about consumption. (You can even use a CFL inside, if you feel so inclined.)

Amaretti Tin Light - two currently available

Amaretti Tin Light – two currently available


Ritz tin pendant - Sold

Skyflakes pendant - Sold


I can make these to order if you have tins you’d like repurposed. Contact me or visit my Etsy store for more information or to purchase.

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