Well I don't know where the summer has gone to, but it's not here. I've had a busy week though.
My son had to go and see the consultant at the hospital after he developed a lump on his arm. This is Adam who had a motorbike accident last year, and smashed up his arm so badly that he had to have a plate and screws put in. Well he had it taken out in March this year, 11 months after the accident, when his bones started to heal at long last.
Anyway they did a couple of x-rays and it now it appears that the fracture had slipped and the bones are overlapping. Although the surgeon tested the bone whilst Adam was in theatre and thought it was strong enough, it now appears that it actually wasn't. Anyway the upshot is that they are going to take him to theatre again, to put in another smaller plate and give him a bone graft too. He was really upset and tearful, despite being 23 years old. Good job I was there to 'hold his hand' so to speak. They're not doing it until after his brothers wedding though, but in the meantime he has to wear a removable cast so it doesn't get any worse. Poor lad he's gutted.
Anyway on to craftiness. Have you seen the new magazine Make Jewellery out. Well I bought issues one, two and three which came out this week. I've been thinking of getting into jewellery making for some time now, and want to do a couple of courses when my redundancy comes through. Well I'm so inspired after reading this magazine, I'm definately going to do it. I have a few beads around that I use for crafting, but have never actually really made anything with them. Until now that is.
Now it's not that spectacular at the moment as my supplies are very limited, but I made some phone charms and a wine charm that I thought you might like to see. So now I'm going to be looking for more beads and have a little play. It's so quick and easy. I shall be adding some links to my side bar under Jewellery is anyone is interested so keep tuning in. Thats all for now. See you soon.
6 comments:
Wowwww Debbie,what beautiful creations.
Hugs Riet.x
Hi Debbie, sorry to hear about your son. Your jewellery looks great!
Hugs Lynsey:)
Even with limited resources you are able to do a fantastic work! Well done! I am sorry to hear about your son, I cross my fingers it goes well! Hugs Nilla
Aww, poor Adam. Life just isn't fair sometimes. :o(
Love your beading creations! Have had a stab at a few jewellery items myself, and it's wonderful to wear something you've made yourself. And you'll never run out of inexpensive presents, which people will always be delighted with! :o)
You're already awesomely talented (apologies for the awful grammar! lol), but I am excitedly looking forward to seeing how you spread your wings when you get your redundancy through... photography, wedding stationery, jewellery....... wow!
Hugs,
Chris xx
Debbie, I am so sorry to hear about your son's arm ... I do hope that the next op will sort it out for good. I just love the jewellery bling around the glass stem ... great idea ... thanks for sharing. Hugs from Desire
Hi Debbie, good luck with the jewellery,so many card makers seem to go down the jewellery route, it's uncanny. It must be our love of colour and bling! I didn't mean to scare you when I said I made jewellery, just to let you know we had something in common! I do have some pictures in my older posts, but don't put much jewellery on my blog. With your eye for colour and design, you have no worries, Judith x
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