Custom Photo Tile Jewelry

It’s Friday and time for another Friday Fave of mine…and yet another item on my “I want it” list. Elemental Memories is a site I discovered last year, not sure where, maybe on Twitter? Possibly? All I know is, the pieces are gorgeous, unique, and mom-made. What else matters?

Photobucket

Elemental Memories takes your precious photos and puts them on baked clay tiles which are hand-pressed using low fire clay. I don’t know what it means, or how it’s done, but they come out looking gorgeous and are so unique. Not to mention super stylish.

Wouldn’t this make a fabulous mother’s day gift…hint hint. Anybody read my blog that is related to me??? I doubt it. Any stranger out there want to send me a necklace?? Yeah, I doubt that too. Of course, a custom photo collage makes a pretty awesome gift too. :)

Related Posts with Thumbnails
Share

4 thoughts on “Custom Photo Tile Jewelry

  1. Stopping by from SITS.

    As an avid DIYer I can’t swear that this is the same method they use (probably isn’t, in fact) but I’ll bet it would give you similar result if you wanted to try it yourself!

    There’s a type of paper you can buy (it’s pricey, but goes a long way if you do it right) called waterslide decal paper. You buy the type that matches the printer you have (inkjet vs laser, for instance), make your images the way you want them on the computer, print them out and spray with an acrylic topcoat and let it dry. Then you soak the pieces in water til the topcoat comes off with the printing attached and apply it to just about any surface–including tiles you can buy at the hardware store for fairly cheap. Seal it like you would any other craft project (or set small tiles in pre-made bezel cups from a jewelry supply store like Fire Mountain Gems or some such) and you’re golden!
    .-= Scraps´s last blog ..Lines, Boxes and Rules =-.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

*

You may use these HTML tags and attributes: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

CommentLuv badge