Or so they say. I can believe it! I've been putting in a circular terrace wall in the backyard and, small as it is, it's taken me more than a day so far. Somehow it reminds of a Roman construction, some kind of water storage or catacomb or some such thing.
Rome was kind of on my mind anyway, as Anna suggested it as a theme for some new pieces of jewellery for this month. I've made a few, but it was harder than I thought to come up with nice designs that I was happy with. I guess Rome wasn't designed in a day either.
The next market is coming up; I will have my little stall at the Old Bus Depot Markets in Canberra on Sunday October 16th, 10am to 4pm. Hopefully it will be continuing to warm up after the recent unwelcome return to cold, wet weather.
I live in the Blue Mountains of NSW, Australia. My jewellery is inspired by anything and everything, with emphases on anime, Scandinavian history and mythology, science fiction, folk tales and physics. I tend to design things from time periods ranging from slightly before the Dawn of Time to the (almost) infinitely far-flung future, although these tend to loop around endlessly like a giant Space Taco circling a singularity.
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