#fine craftsmanship

[dolcevalentinaofficial]

Celebrate Milestones with Personalised Engraved Baby Bracelets — A Timeless Keepsake

Welcome to the world of timeless treasures for your little ones! Personalised baby jewellery, particularly engraved baby bracelets, offers a unique and heartfelt way to celebrate the precious moments of your baby’s early years. In this article, we’ll delve into the charm of personalised baby jewellery and explore why engraved baby bracelets make for a perfect keepsake.

The Significance of Personalised Baby Jewellery:

In the delightful journey of parenthood, finding meaningful ways to celebrate each milestone becomes essential. Personalised baby jewellery goes beyond being just adornments; they are expressions of love and individuality. From birthstone pendants to customised name bracelets, these pieces carry sentimental value that lasts a lifetime.

Capturing Memories with Engraved Baby Bracelets:

Engraved baby bracelets elevate personalisation to a new level, creating a lasting memory in a tangible form. Whether it’s your baby’s name, birthdate, or a special message, the fine art of engraving transforms a simple bracelet into a cherished memento. These delicate pieces not only adorn your baby but also encapsulate the uniqueness of their early years.

Quality Craftsmanship and Materials Matter:

When it comes to personalised baby jewellery, quality craftsmanship and materials are paramount. Opt for bracelets crafted from durable materials like sterling silver or gold for longevity and safety. The meticulous attention to detail in the engraving process ensures a clear and enduring impression, making the jewellery both beautiful and safe for your little one.

Conclusion:

As you explore the world of personalised baby jewellery, consider the enduring charm of engraved baby bracelets. These timeless keepsakes not only adorn your baby with elegance but also capture the essence of their earliest moments.

[faithandarisadventures]

Antique Dollhouse March 10, 2024 Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Massachusetts

[thesnivy123]

Hi everhood fandom. im making a callout post on my tumblr dot com. professor orange is a terrible carpenter. there is no chance in hell they varnished that damn doll. im sorry its true i can tell. red was left outside without a coat of any sort of wood finish. theyre going to catch wood rot and die unless someone wrangles them with a paintbrush and a can of varnish so they're not just a pile of untreated unfinished wood walking around in damp moldy forests. its for their own good. varnish that beast

[veronicapock]

Stories from the weave studio: April

A month of reflection and thinking time, always necessary in the creative process.

[amoebeau]

dont understand how postal 1 is scary or evil to some people thats just how it is when youre going through it

[levon]

post throwing robbie around my room for laughs clarity. sorry bro that was uncool + now i’m going to have to patch you up a lot more. but he did make a loud thud like i’ve always dreamed of.

[binenbaumaj]

Diamond Sapphire 18k Ring 16158-8726

Discover timeless elegance with this exquisite vintage ring. Featuring a 0.46ct sapphire centerpiece accented by 0.15ct H SI1 brilliant-cut diamonds, it’s beautifully crafted with an 18k yellow gold band and white gold front. Made in Italy, a true masterpiece. 🇮🇹💙 Italy.

Details: ±0.46ct. Sapphire, ±0.15ct (H SI1) Brilliant-cut diamonds, 18k Ring, Italy *.

Design Era: Vintage.

Size: 17.93 NL / 56.3 FR / 7¾ US / P UK, sizeable (Within reason. Contact seller for information).

Weight in grams: 4.5.

Condition: Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear.

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[crossbackpoke-check]

…may I ask about Dylan and Hedman and I guess half the NHL having the same tailor and the tailor favoring Dylan and Hedman ? Where is this from, it’s so interesting! Also you tag stories and asides a both Mo and Dylan in the mentor relationship! And the hedman/stammer aside, were so so delightful, thank you

ahhh ofc yes yes!!! this took a hot minute because i am bringing you ✨Citations✨ but a lot of NHL players have the same suit designer—Tom Marchitelli aka Gentleman’s Playbook

generally if they (or sometimes the team/nhl) make a game day fit post, they’ll tag the maker. you can see a lot of examples outside the NHL too just by scrolling through his page, but he’s dressed linus ullmark for the ASG, kasperi kapanen, vincent trocheck, martin nečas, jack eichel, usw usw… he’s made several suits for players on tampa (heddy found out about him from ondrej) and heddy was his first really big name client. there’s a clip of an interview that he does about heddy’s whole custom suit collection here on his instagram

also:

is it partially that heddy just has incredibly expensive taste and is particular about how his suits fit? yes. but out of most of the people gentlemen’s playbook dresses, heddy is one of the most put-together, well-styled, and well-tailored players 👀

p.s. if anyone wanted a reference, this is dylan’s pinstripe suit that i’m talking about when i say mo got a similar one <3

[psalmsofpsychosis]

This is gonna sound weird, but i'll forever be confused by the feedback artists get. I come across a work on ao3 and i'm like "hmm, the writing style is ordinary and the tone is lackluster, it's okay, there's effort put here so i appreciate it. I estimate this having like, 5 comments and maybe 20-something kodus" and then i look and it's got 95 comments, 500+ kodus, 80 bookmarks. And then there are works that have my soul trying to escape my body like "this is unbelievably intricate and complex and gorgeous and it's such unconventional and fresh and creative take, the writer's voice is so unique and delicate and enticing, i bet this is up there in stratosphere with the amount of feedback this has because it's so exceptional in execution" and then i look and it barely has 8 comments, maybe 20-something kodus, and it's just. It's incredibly confusing to me because i always assume that quality execution where the artist's heart is in it is obvious, other people see it like i do, and they most definitely appreciate it like i do. And there are the few people on the cusp of these two categories, people who write well and get a lot of recognition for it, good for them, but 9 out of 10 cases of good writers i stumble upon, they're practically invisible. This is less of a phenomenon in visual arts because people seem to be more freehanded with those, it's an easier medium to navigate i guess. But literature and fanfic? i'll never understand the way people navigate those. Leaving aside the "first 50 popular fics of any ao3 tag are hot dumpster fire" rule of thumb (which is very true, and the number goes higher the more popular something is), the rest of it just feels like lucky strikes to me and not really a matter of quality execution. It's not a lucky strike, it's the fact that people lean towards supporting their friends and people they love rather than judging the actual quality of the work

[bijoumikhawal]

"Truly fine examples of Coptic art and architecture from before the 640s* do not exist because most of them were destroyed or fell into disrepair and decay" settling in for real will have you feeling like you need a century long smoke break

[parkstone-international]

1000 Masterpieces of Decorative Art: Where Beauty Meets Craftsmanship

1000 Masterpieces of Decorative Art: Where Beauty Meets Craftsmanship

The text below is the excerpt from the book 1000 Masterpieces of Decorative Art (ISBN: 9781783109531), written by Victoria Charles and with the collaboration of Eugénie Vaysse, published by Parkstone International. Decorative and industrial arts, like all forms of art, are an expression of life itself: they evolve with the times and with moral or material demands to which they must respond.…

[maridiayachtclub]

listen, i need to tell you about the worst evolution in Pokemon and why it's Mareanie to Toxapex

it's because Mareanie is such an ace design. it's got that big anime monstercritter face (very expressive, very marketable), and the blobby head tendril things, which are round and organic and can do all sorts of expressive things. its overall profile for a little limbless beast is nevertheless round and bouncy in a manner that, at least, suggests an animate quality. li'l dude looks like it has a big anime haircut to go with the anime face, too.

then you have Toxapex, which takes all of these charming qualities and discards them. the proportion between the critter inside and the shell/covering outside is all off- no more friendly round animate qualities, you instead have this shrunken, dull face dwarfed by its housing and presented as secondary to it. speaking of that housing, it's stiff and immobile! it looks like you install this pokemon in a specific location and it never moves again. dreadful. and for all the greater emphasis on the critter's shell, it can't even do anything! it peels back! that's boring.

and that's why it's such a terrible evolution. it's dull! it trades a fun little evil monster sidekick creature for something inert and unemotive. it's like the opposite of Kakuna or Metapod; here, we're trading something excellent and alive for what would better serve as an awkward transitory state.

[veronicapock]

Stories from the weave studio - January in pictures

A review of January in pictures: on the loom, new scarves just off the loom and fine art textiles

[seashorepics]

Day 19: Benzie Jewelry Shop in Cowes: A Gem of the Isle of Wight

Nestled in the heart of Cowes, one of the Isle of Wight’s most beloved coastal towns, Benzie Jewelry stands as a symbol of elegance and craftsmanship. This iconic shop, known for its stunning collections of fine jewelry and bespoke creations, has been a favorite destination for residents and visitors alike, offering timeless pieces that reflect the rich maritime heritage of Cowes. A Legacy of…

[techdriveplay]

Nemiroff De Luxe Vodka: A Taste of Ukrainian Heritage Now in Australia

Discover the timeless craftsmanship and vibrant flavours of Nemiroff De Luxe Vodka, the latest addition to Australia’s premium spirit selection. Nemiroff, a renowned Ukrainian vodka brand with a history dating back to 1872, has launched its premium Nemiroff De Luxe Vodka in Australia. Crafted in the historic town of Nemyriv, Ukraine, Nemiroff De Luxe Vodka is a celebration of tradition, quality,…