It's steampunk o'clock again! The more popular the style becomes, the more materials seem to show up at my local craft store. I have to admit, the lure of antiqued metals and gears is too much for me to resist. So in another great showing of my favorite crafting style (gluing things to other things), I decided to work with my considerable steampunk components stash this week.
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| Clock face, key, and gear pendant on leather. I love these little flat keys from the scrapbooking section at Joanne's! They look great and are super easy to attach to other components. |
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| Clock face, gear, and cameo necklace. I'm really feeling the clock-y goodness this week! |
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| Altered key with clock face, hex nut, crystal, and weathered art-deco style "wings". |
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| Another altered key, this time with gears, scroll work, and a neat little mirror! |
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| Filigree pendant with gears and hex nut. I created a blue patina on the base for the pendant by using the ammonia and salt technique. |
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| Altered key with keyhole, gear, and fan "wings". The fans came from the clearance isle at Michael's, and I just knew they had to go on a key! |
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| And back to clock faces! Clock face with gears and washer on antiqued brass base. The pendant is threaded on leather, and I added a few gears to keep it company. |
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