Very cool details on this...and Linda's dress is adorable. She does amazing work, too!

Posted by Sandi M in Chicagoland on 8/9/2024, 8:45 am, in reply to "MJewerly made for my NBDCC jewelry class...."

Beautifully done Bethany, you should be the official convention jewelry designer.

Posted by Judy in Pa on 8/7/2024, 7:52 pm, in reply to "MJewerly made for my NBDCC jewelry class...."

Previous Message About two years ago, I was asked to design jewelry making class for a mid-century modern themed convention. Other than the logo, I had nothing to work from and it was "highly encouraged" that my class be different than the ones that came before. So I put some thought into it and made it different. My goal was to not just make something "in class" but to give people skills to take with them when the class was done. At the time I designed this, I had no way of knowing how close my design was to what would be the pattern on the official convention doll. Dress by Linda Dembek. Shoes by Envy Pumps. Stand by MAD Stands. Jewelry by me.

Love it!

Posted by Nilsa on 8/7/2024, 10:57 am, in reply to "MJewerly made for my NBDCC jewelry class...."

Previous Message About two years ago, I was asked to design jewelry making class for a mid-century modern themed convention. Other than the logo, I had nothing to work from and it was "highly encouraged" that my class be different than the ones that came before. So I put some thought into it and made it different. My goal was to not just make something "in class" but to give people skills to take with them when the class was done. At the time I designed this, I had no way of knowing how close my design was to what would be the pattern on the official convention doll. Dress by Linda Dembek. Shoes by Envy Pumps. Stand by MAD Stands. Jewelry by me.

Fabulous!

Posted by Margie on 8/7/2024, 8:46 am, in reply to "MJewerly made for my NBDCC jewelry class...."

Previous Message About two years ago, I was asked to design jewelry making class for a mid-century modern themed convention. Other than the logo, I had nothing to work from and it was "highly encouraged" that my class be different than the ones that came before. So I put some thought into it and made it different. My goal was to not just make something "in class" but to give people skills to take with them when the class was done. At the time I designed this, I had no way of knowing how close my design was to what would be the pattern on the official convention doll. Dress by Linda Dembek. Shoes by Envy Pumps. Stand by MAD Stands. Jewelry by me.

You should have been contracted to do the jewelry for the convention doll. Love it!

Posted by Carol Jeanie on 8/7/2024, 7:17 am, in reply to "MJewerly made for my NBDCC jewelry class...."

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Really fun, and I love how it matched the convention doll.

Posted by Kathy M. in CO on 8/7/2024, 6:51 am, in reply to "MJewerly made for my NBDCC jewelry class...."

Previous Message About two years ago, I was asked to design jewelry making class for a mid-century modern themed convention. Other than the logo, I had nothing to work from and it was "highly encouraged" that my class be different than the ones that came before. So I put some thought into it and made it different. My goal was to not just make something "in class" but to give people skills to take with them when the class was done. At the time I designed this, I had no way of knowing how close my design was to what would be the pattern on the official convention doll. Dress by Linda Dembek. Shoes by Envy Pumps. Stand by MAD Stands. Jewelry by me.

Neat! What a nice unexpected match!

Posted by Lori N on 8/6/2024, 9:48 pm, in reply to "MJewerly made for my NBDCC jewelry class...."

Previous Message About two years ago, I was asked to design jewelry making class for a mid-century modern themed convention. Other than the logo, I had nothing to work from and it was "highly encouraged" that my class be different than the ones that came before. So I put some thought into it and made it different. My goal was to not just make something "in class" but to give people skills to take with them when the class was done. At the time I designed this, I had no way of knowing how close my design was to what would be the pattern on the official convention doll. Dress by Linda Dembek. Shoes by Envy Pumps. Stand by MAD Stands. Jewelry by me.

Very cool!

Posted by Ruth on 8/6/2024, 9:31 pm, in reply to "MJewerly made for my NBDCC jewelry class...."

Nm Previous Message About two years ago, I was asked to design jewelry making class for a mid-century modern themed convention. Other than the logo, I had nothing to work from and it was "highly encouraged" that my class be different than the ones that came before. So I put some thought into it and made it different. My goal was to not just make something "in class" but to give people skills to take with them when the class was done. At the time I designed this, I had no way of knowing how close my design was to what would be the pattern on the official convention doll. Dress by Linda Dembek. Shoes by Envy Pumps. Stand by MAD Stands. Jewelry by me.

The convention doll should have had your earrings rather than the plastic ones.

Posted by Tim on 8/6/2024, 9:09 pm, in reply to "MJewerly made for my NBDCC jewelry class...."

Previous Message About two years ago, I was asked to design jewelry making class for a mid-century modern themed convention. Other than the logo, I had nothing to work from and it was "highly encouraged" that my class be different than the ones that came before. So I put some thought into it and made it different. My goal was to not just make something "in class" but to give people skills to take with them when the class was done. At the time I designed this, I had no way of knowing how close my design was to what would be the pattern on the official convention doll. Dress by Linda Dembek. Shoes by Envy Pumps. Stand by MAD Stands. Jewelry by me.

Very classy look!!

Posted by Judie in Montreal on 8/6/2024, 8:01 pm, in reply to "MJewerly made for my NBDCC jewelry class...."

Previous Message About two years ago, I was asked to design jewelry making class for a mid-century modern themed convention. Other than the logo, I had nothing to work from and it was "highly encouraged" that my class be different than the ones that came before. So I put some thought into it and made it different. My goal was to not just make something "in class" but to give people skills to take with them when the class was done. At the time I designed this, I had no way of knowing how close my design was to what would be the pattern on the official convention doll. Dress by Linda Dembek. Shoes by Envy Pumps. Stand by MAD Stands. Jewelry by me.