
Cookie, Stefanie’s drawing challenge
Stefanie says “cookie is a nice word, isn’t it?”
Oh it SO is!
I’ve done so much of the painted cookies in the past, that I decided to do something completely different.
So when is a cookie not a cookie, but still is? When it’s a little silver cookie necklace.
Here is a little fortune cookie with a fortune to keep you happy and lucky all the time you wear it.
I had something in my mind, and as usual, I took the approach of, “how hard can it be?”
I cut out a small disk of silver, which I then bent and hammered out and bent and hammered out about a half dozen times. (yes, that is a hockey puck, we are Canadian after all π ) Anyway, turns out, bending a small silver disk in two opposite directions is bloody hard! But, after heating it red hot, it became a bit more pliable for a few seconds, but that was enough to get a good bend.
Then I cut a little fortune in which I engraved, “Love is” one one side and “you” on the other.
Then I punched holes and soldered jump rings and chain, and pickled and filed and polished and polished and polished.
And then I got a certain freckle faced girl to model it for me.
I’m really happy with it.
Come visit Stefanie over the weekend and check out other cookie enthusiasts, and please pardon my absence till Monday afternoon, I’m getting out of town to a friend’s cabin for our Thanksgiving weekend and will not have internet, but I’ll be around just as soon as I get back into town. Sending big chocolate chip cookie hugs your way. π
debrashewhoseeks
What a charming necklace . . . And love your use of the hockey puck “assist,” LOL! Happy Thanksgiving and enjoy your getaway.
daryledelstein
woman, is there anything you can’t do?
Patrice A.
wauw….
what a wonderful idea and outcome!!
but
i like your colooured cookies too
fine weekend!
x
Veronica
Thank you so much Patrice π I love the painted cookies too. Maybe we’ll make a few again this year.
Tammie
oh this is wonderful!
happy thanksgiving to you!
Veronica
Happy Thanksgiving right back at you Tammie, and thank you so much. π
eric
That’s really a wonderful fortune cookie! – eric
Veronica
Thank you so much Eric. π I’m off to see what you’ve been up to now.
tinyWOOLF
you’re a canadian wonder {-woman}, girl! always enjoy how your mind does seem to race and comes up through your hands, and hard work. it is looking really good, veronica! n?
Veronica
Aw (blush) thank you so much Nadine. π I must say that I love my no-limits imagination. π
mano
I have never seen such beautiful cookies!!
Veronica
Yes, but inedible…lol…maybe sometimes one just wants a chocolate chip. π
Joke Konings
That’s a beautiful idea. You put it a level further.
Veronica
Thank you so much Joke. π
tanΓ―a
Now, that’s just wonderful! A forever-fortune cookie for your neck…selfmade! Wow. I’m deeply impressed by your skills.
Veronica
Hi Tania, thank you so much. I never thought of that, believe it or not, but that’s so absolutely true! Next time I’ll write something profound on the fortune…like LOADS OF HAPPINESS IS YOURS! π
Lucia
Everlasting fortune in an everlasting cookie – I like this.
Veronica
Hi Lucia, I’m so glad you like it. I like it too. π
barbaraboettcher
I’m a big fan of fortune cookies and the idea to have it as a golden necklace is just awesome!
xo. barbara bee
Veronica
Hi Barbara Bee, thank you so much. I’m enjoying wearing it. π
Stefanie Seltner
really great!! I love the idea and the result is so very charming!
And you did painted cookies… wow.
Thank you for playing and the chocolate cookie hugs
x Stefanie
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