Passionately Pink for the Cure

1. Shaking egg for drummers, 2. First time mica shift...Pink Mazuza case, 3. Jaffa- a corner at the coffee shop, 4. CROELING (?) on my fence, 5. Dry roses, 6. Mezuzah Holder one of a kind, 7. Hamsa one of a kind, 8. Hand bag decoration ONE OF A KIND, 9. Cellphone decoration one of a kind, 10. pendant choker ONE OF A KIND, 11. hamsa one of a kind, 12. spring in the desert, 13. pendant, 14. pendants, 15. hamsa detail, 16. new cane, 17. heart, 18. new cane, 19. Passionately Pink for the Cure, 20. The new name-cards

Passionately Pink for the Cure

Is the name of a group on flickr ...

Passionately Pink for the Cure is a grassroots fundraising and awareness program of Susan G. Komen for the Cure, the global leader in the breast cancer movement.

Join the group ! Give a hand!...

Love and health to you all!!


 

The fair in Kazir

First time in years I got the chance to take part in artists fair!...
Maybe first time in my life I could see myself as an artist...
I took it as an adventure, as an opportunity for my mind to look at myself with different eyes...
I gave myself and the table some time of reiki treatment.

Children were all over, falling in love with the butterflies and I fell in love with them!...

Join me....

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This is all for today!
Hope you enjoied1

And now I am going to explore some ideas with MICA SHIFT...

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Mica shift- first time!...

I have known it by seeing for almost 3 years and never tried to make it.

Yesterday I have got orders for 2 Mezuzahs- one for a friend's teenager daughter and the other for a new opened natural food store.
So I had my first Mica shift experience...

What is mica? wikipedia says it is a mineral.
The word "mica" is thought to be derived from the Latin word micare, meaning to shine, in reference to the brilliant appearance of this mineral . For more info- see wiki.

Mica is a naturally occurring stone that forms in thin crystalline wafers. It is very soft and can be pulled apart with your fingertips. Egyptian, Greek and Roman women used ground up mica in their make-up to impart a 'glow' to their skin because even when ground to a powder, mica's crystalline structure allows it to reflect light.
When you unwrap a bar of gold Premo ,you may notice streaks of dark gold running through the clay. When you process the clay in a pasta machine, the streaks disappear and the clay seems to brighten several shades and become much more reflective.
If you want to align the mica for maximum shine you must first process the clay,#1 on your pasta machine- for about 10 to 20 times...