u/Liluzisquirt2x

It’s incredible to think how far we’ve all come and what lives we live now since we started playing LBP from the very beginning. The lives we thought we’d live and the lives we did live. It’s been an excellent ride.

“Do not take lightly your hopes, your ideas, your fantasies. Let them grow. Nurture them. Then, your wildest imaginings will soon trip the dream fantastic, soaring into the wonderplane and spreading into something altogether magnificent. And perhaps you'll see them again. The next time you visit LittleBigPlanet.” [1]

Natural diamonds, natural sapphires, natural rubies, natural emeralds, natural rhodolite garnet. Most expensive piece I’ve ever made I’m truly grateful and honored to be making it

Natural diamonds, natural sapphires, natural rubies, natural emeralds, natural rhodolite garnet. Most expensive piece I’ve ever made I’m truly grateful and honored to be making it

As the title says… woke up to a cat in my kitchen just hanging out. I’ve left the doors open and windows open so it can leave and it’s decided to hang out. It left briefly and ran away for 5 minutes and it came back in again. I’ve got it food and water. Seems very friendly with my family and dogs. Must be someone’s cat . Might be pregnant it has a large belly.

UPDATE: brought to vet it is chipped. Cats name is Apple and she is a he. Tried to contact owner, no response. Lots of battle scratches on me from the car ride

Sorry, no full video today while I wait for my black gloves to come in. I’m still taking advice for this video about dressing up the scene and learning lighting. Is this getting closer to proper lighting and scene setting?

I’ll admit, the biggest critique was practicing my hand movements. My SD card kept getting full but you’re right it definitely makes a huge difference.

I’ve also played with my settings and learned what F stop is and what it does so that was very helpful. Thank you for that.

I also added in some extra moment that was suggested to show what it is and how it can be worn for jewelry.

I just wanted to say thank you guys from the bottom of my heart. You guys are the reason I haven’t given up yet. I’m truly grateful for all the advice I’ve been given. Please critique this one as well. Thanks again!

I’ve been reading so much feedback from everyone. I can’t express how grateful I am

It’s an interchangeable bail that allows for swapping between multiple pendants and bails. Complete mix and match system fully customizable to what people would want. I’ve created the locking system already this video is just a proof of concept. PLEASE give me your thoughts I would love to improve on the idea

I’m developing a modular J-hook/T-bar system to let users swap bails on their pendants to match different chain gauges or styles.
I want to make sure this is rock-solid before moving forward with more production. Does anyone have experience with designing jewelry hardware that involves moving parts? I’m specifically looking for advice on:
Minimizing wear on the locking mechanism over time.
Hidden design elements that keep the "look" seamless when locked.
What would you look for in a modular system to ensure you’d actually trust it with your own heavy pieces?

Been working on a T-bar/J-hook interchangeable bail system for custom pieces. same pendant head, swap the bail to change the whole look (color, stone, vibe, and shape for larger or smaller chains). Not claiming it's been done before, just wanted a clean way to give one piece more range without buying 5 separate necklaces. Curious what this community thinks of the mechanism - anything you'd improve on the lock?

Been working on a T-bar/J-hook interchangeable bail system for custom pieces. same pendant head, swap the bail to change the whole look (color, stone, vibe, and shape for larger or smaller chains). Not claiming it’s been done before, just wanted a clean way to give one piece more range without buying 5 separate necklaces. Curious what this community thinks of the mechanism — anything you’d improve on the lock?

Customer wants natural def SI diamonds and 14k gold with other lab gemstones. 67 grams of 14k gold