Avant Garde Dolly Assemblage Necklace

by GreighdayVintage

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Intro: Avant Garde Dolly Assemblage Necklace

Just like Dr. Frankenstein, I created this one of a kind necklace with bits and pieces of forgotten memories from the past.

I've used the guts from a long ago broken, vintage pocket watch, a skeleton key that once unlocked someone's secrets, and a porcelain dolly's arm. (she lost it in an zombie attack), poor dear....

This repurposed wonder is sure to turn heads!

16 Comments

becomingthebeast 15 years ago

How did u "attached" the parts altogether? Did u use any wires? Soldering? Thanks :)

porcupinemamma 14 years ago

Sweeeeeeeeeet! Not your average cutsie-poo necklace. I might use it with students as an inspirational start off point for free form -thinking . wondering too about how you"attached" all the parts together.

porcupinemamma 14 years ago

BTW-how come I can't find a favourite button on this page? I want to mark it

red-king 15 years ago

very well made and good instructable. it is kinda creepy looking...

littleblackbirds 15 years ago

this is really awesome! i'm going to try a variant of it out as part of my husband's pirate costume for halloween .

Ph3nomin0n 15 years ago

How delightfully evil looking... just for me 5/5

crapflinger 15 years ago

...i didn't know Avant Garde meant creepy as all get out.....baby dolls are creeeeeeepy with a capital HEEBEEJEEBIE! still nifty lookin though

canida 15 years ago

Very nice! A sort of steampunk zombie attack medallion...

GreighdayVintage 15 years ago

Thank you kindly! I couldn't resist, and after all.... why let a perfectly good zombie attack go un-noticed.

canida 15 years ago

(If you reply directly to killerjackalope he'll get notification of your comment!)

killerjackalope 15 years ago

How beautifully vile of you! That looks excellent and well made, the dolls arm contrasts nicely with the dirty and rough look of them gears and key...