acaseofrandom

A Case of Random--Ten billion hair sticks, tribal jewelry, bellydance accouterments, chainmaille & assorted metal creations, steampunk fusion delights (and monstrosities), fused glass works, jinglies, shinies, and trollish glee.

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I tell people that if I can put my hands on it, I can make it. This etsy is my proof. The end result is a mix of beaded bracelets and chainmaille, jingly anklets and hair sticks, kuchi jewelry and hand-made glass. I love fixing things; I love taking things apart and putting them together again; I love jingling &/or getting compliments as I wander around wearing my works. I hope you will, too.


Don't be taken in by wanna-be's! I'm always at work to make a sturdier product. I'm extra-careful with all my barrettes and hair decorations to make sure they won't eat your hair, and I use big sturdy gauges to make sure they won't fall apart when faced with everyday accidents. I've slept on my barrettes (and wouldn't recommend it); I've dropped a cash box on my handflowers; I've bonked my dichro bobby pins off any number of displays and dropped my epoxied/resin rings on concrete. My hair forks have even gone through the washer and dryer--multiple times!--and come out intact and barely scuffed. I doubt many people are crazy or accident-prone enough to put their works through the amount of stress-testing I do. Basically, I want you to be happy with my works for a long time to come.

And if something goes wrong somewhere along the line, I feature the Neurotic Artist Guarantee: send it over or catch up with me at a show, and I'll fix it.


Vending schedule and various tutorials are up in my profile, shop policies are in the policy section on the right, and here's a facebook page where I'll be posting shop news and the newer works as I make them: https://www.facebook.com/acaseofrandom

Stores where you can find my work:
The Mystic Jewel--Duck, NC, and Corolla, NC
Alice's Craft Gallery--Corolla, NC

And yes--I'll make customs!