Layered Paper Jewelry by Kristin Kemper
Kristin Kemper of The Spaces in Between makes original necklace pendants by combining dozens of layers of acid-free colored paper. She sands and seals the layers, forming perfectly smooth, solid shapes. They're lightweight, but durable. And pretty!
I love this apple, especially the way the bright shades of red resemble wood rings. And the little brass filigree leaf charm adds the perfect touch.
Flashback to the '60s with these mod squares!
A sweet vintage bow completes an elegant heart.
Originally from Missouri, Kristin is currently an animation student in New York City, after working as a Disney World cast member for a few years. Something tells me she just might return to Disney after graduation, judging by her drawing talent.
Kristin's linework drawings are available in her other Etsy shop, Kecky [edit: no longer open]. This print is called The Spaces in Between, named after a song of the same title by Ben Christophers. It's one of Kristin's favorite songs and is the name she chose for her jewelry shop.
I love this apple, especially the way the bright shades of red resemble wood rings. And the little brass filigree leaf charm adds the perfect touch.
Flashback to the '60s with these mod squares!
A sweet vintage bow completes an elegant heart.
Originally from Missouri, Kristin is currently an animation student in New York City, after working as a Disney World cast member for a few years. Something tells me she just might return to Disney after graduation, judging by her drawing talent.
Kristin's linework drawings are available in her other Etsy shop, Kecky [edit: no longer open]. This print is called The Spaces in Between, named after a song of the same title by Ben Christophers. It's one of Kristin's favorite songs and is the name she chose for her jewelry shop.
So beautiful!!! The heart shaped pendant and the peacock feather necklace is out of the world. So very talented.Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! And never in a million years would I have guessed they are made of paper!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for featuring my jewelry! I really appreciate this awesome post!!! :D
ReplyDeleteOh!!!!
ReplyDeleteThey are magical!!!!!!!
And the colors......i'm speackless!
I can't believe those are actually paper. Amazing. I just love that heart.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I remember doing this in elementary school, but it never looked this nice!
ReplyDeleteWow! Those are incredible! I so love all the interesting things you share on your blog!
ReplyDeleteAmazing and with no visible opening in the center.
ReplyDeleteWow these pieces are stunning! What a neat idea to create this sandable material with paper. Very beautiful results!
ReplyDeleteDo you have any tutorials on the pendants
ReplyDeleteI do now! https://www.allthingspaper.net/2019/03/how-to-make-layered-paper-ring-in-7.html
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