The four collection names are : "Cyneburga", "Wilky", "Zuan" and "Amis et Amilis".
Every collection contains a vase/urn, an angel, a holiday ornament, a pair of earrings, a bracelet and a necklace.
Here is the first ( keep coming back , I hope I will be able to post all of them by the end of this coming week)
CYNEBURGA - Royal Fortress.
Medieval anglo-saxon feminine name. Cyne means Royal, burg means fortress.It was the daughter's name of a king of Mercia, who founded an abbey at Gloucester in the 7th century.
All pieces made of phonebook white pages
WILKY - Warrior, protection .
Medieval english diminutive of William, derived from the germanic name Willahelm, which was composed of wil "will, desire" and helm "helmet, protection". The name was common among the Normans, English kings, rules of Scotland the Netherlands and Prussia.
Holiday ornament - helmet - is a bell with a small rattle inside.
available at Ellipse shop at Ballston Mall - VA
available at Ellipse shop at Ballston Mall - VA
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| Eastern Urn - (sold) 2011 Chain Collection 11" tall , 7 3/4" diam.- 80 magazine sheets |
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| Square Bowl - (1 available at Leesburg bookstore) 2011 Chain Collection 8 1/2" x 8 1/2" x 4" tall - 30 magazine sheets $28.00 USD |
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| Brown Neck Paper Vase (1 available) 2012 Spring Collection 6 1/2" tall - 5" Diam. - 20 newspaper sheets |
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| 2012 Spring Collection White vase with lid - 40 copy paper sheets - sold 2012 Spring Collection White plate - 35 copy paper sheets $30 USD Plate diam. 13" Blue and light brown - painted office paper $38 USD Pieces available at Books and Other Found Things in Leesburg VA |
available at Ellipse store in Ballston Mall 2nd floor
Green Urn with lid(newspaper) 14-1/2 inches tall, 8 inches diameter. sold
Decorative paper pots, vases, trays and coasters made out of magazines, phone books and newspaper. Unbreakable pieces in different shapes and colors.
