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A sweet medal style pendant that has the appearance of being loved and treasured for many years. Made on a base of time worn vintage linen. It has a small embroidered patch of flowers, a piece of garment sizing ribbon, mother of pearl button and a tiny piece of vintage printed cotton together with its lovely ceramic red glazed ballet shoes (handmade in France). The pendant hangs from a sari silk cord embellished with a tiny fragment of silky ribbon and tiny vintage metal bluebell. The silk cord fastens with a small vintage shirt button. This enables the pendant to also be worn as a brooch if the cord is slid carefully through the loop on the pendant and a safety pin added.The sari silk cord measures approx 78cm long and the pendant measures 7.5cm. The overall drop is approx 45cm. The pendant is designed to be worn long and can be placed easily over the head without undoing the button.Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions xAll UK orders are sent 1st Class/Signed/Next Day depending on the order value. *shipping/postage fees....I am trying to perfect this part of the process to offer you the best deal but to also cover the cost of the order should items go astray in the postal system. This means I have had to tweak shipping prices a bit and if you are purchasing several items it may appear that the shipping cost is high - I will refund any overcharged shipping fees as I only charge the actual cost of shipping. Please don't hesitate to get in touch should you have any questions about this before buying, thank you xbelle and olive textile and mixed media creations are not suitable for children and must not be used as toys.

The Piedmont Appreciating Diversity Film Series committee will host two free showings this month of “Louder Than a Bomb,” a 2011 documentary by filmmakers Greg Jacobs and Jon Siskel about an annual youth poetry slam competition in Chicago. The film chronicles how teenagers work together to present and critique each other’s work in what is the largest event of its kind in the nation. “Only those possessing hearts of stone will remain unmoved by the raw adolescent emotion, passion and verbal jousting that make Greg Jacobs and Jon Siskel’s documentary so poignant and enjoyable,” wrote Stan Hall in The Oregonian newspaper based in Portland. “The film smartly focuses on the kids, who continually stimulate brains, break hearts and make us care what happens to them.”.

The film will be shown at 7 p.m, Thursday at the Ellen Driscoll Playhouse, 325 Highland Ave., Piedmont, with a reception at 6:30 p.m, and discussion at 8:40 p.m, Oakland’s New Parkway Theater, 474 24th St., will show the film textile pendant, ballet shoe pendant, fabric pendant, fabric necklace, textile art, embroidered pendant, shoe necklace, recycled at 3 p.m, July 26, Both are free, Olivia Adams, 13, of Piedmont, will present a five-minute, spoken-word poem before the Thursday showing, Sally Arney, committee member, said the organization chose “Louder Than a Bomb” as its summer film in hopes that it would draw teens like Adams to attend..

“It is an inspiring, fun film for teens that shows their mutual support for one another,” she said. “It offers them another method for self-expression and a way to connect through teamwork. It is uplifting, heartwarming and promotes an appreciation of their diversity, which is our mission.”. The film follows four competitors as they prepare for and participate in 2008 for the poetry slam, which draws more than 600 teenagers from Chicago-area schools each year. “By turns hopeful and heartbreaking, the film captures the tempestuous lives of these unforgettable kids, exploring the ways writing shapes their world and vice versa,” the film’s website says. “This is not ‘high school poetry’ as we often think of it. This is language as a joyful release, irrepressibly talented teenagers obsessed with making words dance.”.

“It sounds cheesy to say I want to demystify wine, but I do want to help people who don’t know about wine to discover it,” he says by phone from Alexandria, Virginia, where he lives with his wife, a government executive who pops up on the blog as The Rib, Sometimes the best way to do that is to keep it light and funny, Take “Date Night,” a weekly “W(h)ine” in which Stub jokes about our textile pendant, ballet shoe pendant, fabric pendant, fabric necklace, textile art, embroidered pendant, shoe necklace, recycled culture’s attachment to the term, He doesn’t get to the wine recommendation (a 2011 Quivira Zinfandel) until the end, and you don’t mind, Same with “Suit and Tie, Sequester Style,” which has nothing to do with wine — it’s about last year’s federal government shutdown, Jon Stewart, looking for a political wine correspondent? Ping Stub at www.corkenvy.com..

Keith Carson, president of the Alameda County Board of Supervisors, presented 15 of the 35 students from county District 5 on June 24 with an award medallion with the seal of the state and a commendation from the Board of Supervisors. District 5 includes the cities of Albany, Berkeley, Emeryville, Oakland and Piedmont and is represented by Carson. “The California State Summer School for the Arts enhances the overall cultural community of California by engaging youth in creative studies that encourage critical thinking, collaborative problem solving, and leadership while also encouraging youth to pursue higher education opportunities and contribute to the arts field in California,” Supervisor Carson said.

The students from District 5 textile pendant, ballet shoe pendant, fabric pendant, fabric necklace, textile art, embroidered pendant, shoe necklace, recycled include: Sara Cerami, Theatre (Berkeley); David Dinnie, film/video (Berkeley); Ruby Gizzi, creative writing (Oakland); Nina Gonzalez Silas, dance (Oakland); Elliot Gordon, theatre (Piedmont); Michael Kuroda, visual arts (Piedmont); Madeleine Leibovitch, visual arts (Oakland); Talya Levine, theatre (Berkeley); Madison Lin, film/video (Oakland); Marie Marchant, visual arts (Piedmont); Victor McElhaney, instrumental music (Oakland); Emma Moriconi, visual arts (Berkeley); Ethan Salzman, theatre (Albany); Julia Tucher, theatre (Piedmont); and Margot Witte, visual arts (Piedmont)..

Statewide, there are 500 California Arts Scholars chosen from a pool of more than 1,500 applicants who are considered to be the most outstanding students in the arts. The young people come from all 58 counties and have demonstrated outstanding artistic excellence in animation, creative writing, film, dance, music, theatre and the visual arts. The 2014 session of the California State Summer School for the Arts will be held from July 12 to Aug. 8. SSSA is a four-week, intensive pre-college program for talented and motivated high school students in the arts, held on the campus of the California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) in Valencia. Now in its 28th year, CSSSA offers instruction in seven different artistic disciplines. Students are accepted into this program solely based on artistic potential, and scholarships are provided to all students who depend on the financial support to participate.

CSSSA offers an opportunity for Alameda County students to spend one month immersed in a creative laboratory experiencing the inspiring and rigorous daily life of a professional artist, As a bridge from high school to college, the program offers graduates three units of California State University course credit and names them “California Arts Scholars,” which distinguishes CSSSA textile pendant, ballet shoe pendant, fabric pendant, fabric necklace, textile art, embroidered pendant, shoe necklace, recycled graduates from their peers as they proceed to college and an arts career, CSSSA alumni include Hollywood celebrities Zac Efron and James Franco, Pixar animators Mark Walsh and Sanjay Patel, Broadway star Teal Wicks, television stars Katherine McPhee and Kirsten Vangsness, author Margaret Dilloway and many other successful artists and creative leaders..

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