Marjorie submitted her work back in 2009. Her submission was lacking info so it was added to the rejected email list. Sometimes in going over past submissions that were rejected for lack of enough info, I find out-of-date and out-of-business links. It's sad to see that someone's dream hasn't worked as they had hoped. I'm happy to say Marjorie is still in business now and looking great I might add. Marjorie's Cracked Plate Jewelry is designed from broken pieces of china, porcelain, ceramic or crystal, as well as some creations using authentic Jersey Shore Sea glass - Not tumbled glass.

I really enjoyed looking around Marjorie's website. She has so many unique, beautiful and fun items. She even added a new mens section, where she has sets of cuff links and tie tacks. Marjorie has lived on the Jersey Shore all her life and works full time as a paralegal. She's a grandmother, animal lover and has a fondness for crafting. Two of her favs are crocheting and making jewelry.
She has a very unique way of making her jewelry. It's pretty cracked up if you ask me! We love the idea of reusing the broken china and glass. it's so "GREEN"! In making her unique embellishments... each plate, teacup or mug is broken into pieces and then they are filed to be smooth. Varnish is applied for a glossy and protective coating. The cracked piece is hand-wrapped with wire. This is artisan jewelry, designed with style & creativity. Definitely not mass produced costume jewelry.
The bracelets, necklaces, and chokers are hand crocheted with thin wire. I must say I LOVE this crocheted wire look!! Very neat. I wish she would take some close-up shots of her wire crochets to show them off more. This photo shows a bit of the chochet.
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| This lovely design was featured on her site in the wedding section. The wire embellishing the china is dreamy. |
Website - http://www.marjoriescracked.com/
Blog - http://marjoriescracked.blogspot.com/
Twitter - http://twitter.com/marjoriecracked
Facebook - http://artist.to/marjoriescrackedplatejewelry
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