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Tullie

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History in your hands.
Silver rings, forged from time.
Made on a farm in WA
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Violet, Daisy and Primrose. Three sisters from the beloved Harlequin Collection. Forged here in my studio from delicate Reed & Barton sterling demitasse spoons dating to 1893, each floral ring is one of twelve enchanting designs in this celebrated series. Antique silver, reimagined into wearable history. 🌸✨ Which is your favorite? #vintageflorals #wearablehistory #heirloomjewelry by @forevertullie
Got silver passed down from great-grandma? Here’s how we turn it into a one-of-a-kind ring you’ll treasure forever. #CustomSilverRing #HeirloomJewelry #SpoonRingRedesign #SterlingSilverRing #KeepsakeJewelry #JewelryWithMeaning #SentimentalSilver #HeirloomRedesign #ForeverTullie by @forevertullie
It’s been a little quiet around here, but for a good reason. Hi, I’m Hillary-the hands behind every ring you see here. I create handcrafted jewelry inspired by old stories, and the kind of pieces that feel like they’ve always belonged to you. After some time spent creating behind the scenes, I’m excited to be back and preparing for a wonderful summer ahead, including the Camas Vintage & Art Faire this August. Over the next few months, I’ll be sharing new designs, works in progress, and plenty of behind the scenes moments from my studio. Whether you’ve been here from the beginning or are just discovering my work, I’m so glad you’re here. I can’t wait to show you what I’ve been creating. by @forevertullie
🤍 What a fun day getting to meet new faces, catch up with familiar ones, and hug the sweet friends who made a point to come see me. What a joy it is to spend the day in the sweet little town of Camas! by @forevertullie
While my tools are old and could use some updating, they belonged to my grandpa. He and my grandma introduced me to this long lost art of silver. His name was Delbert which I named one of the cats that was born on the farm, after (who happens to be on the workbench). My grandpa played the banjo like a son of a gun and was a true-blue hill billy from Texas. His spirit was gentle and he loved the Lord with every fiber of his being. He knew no strangers and spent a lot of time visiting and taking in people down on their luck or doing time in prison. Using his tools are how I get to spend time with him today. by @forevertullie
The rings have been getting all the attention, but can we talk about their tiny little homes? Getting everything ready for Saturday and these sweet boxes might be my favorite part. by @forevertullie
There’s a special time of year when Rosie (my 1957 Shasta canned ham) and I get to roll out her welcome mat and showcase this lost art. If you’ve been following along you know that I have dedicated years collecting and giving new life to these special pieces. Rosie will be popped up this weekend in charming downtown Camas. She will be filled with heirlooms to love, treasure, and one day pass down. Come find us Saturday August 29th from 9am–3pm. Swing by to see her, me- or the real treasure - forever Tullie 🤍 by @forevertullie
Look who arrived just in time to be transformed for next weekend’s pop-up @ilovedowntowncamas This sweet and dainty Lily of the Valley pattern is a rare favorite, and I’ve been waiting for the right moment to bring her to life. I’m oh so delicately hand forging a handful of new pieces especially for this crowd…little treasures you won’t find anywhere else. Come see these sweet beauties in the charming little downtown Camas…Saturday August 29th from 9-3pm 🤍 #downtowncamas #followrosie by @forevertullie
Reed & Barton’s Harlequin collection was made up of 12 sweet little floral patterns, each one like a sister to the next. This one- Forget Me Not- was introduced as a delicate demitasse spoon in 1893 when the series was released. I have completed this collection many times through the years and have made it so that these little darlings can be lovingly cherished all over again. by @forevertullie
The silver is only part of the story. What I love just as much are the old books, advertisements, pattern names, and forgotten craftsmanship behind each piece. These weren’t factory trends- they were tiny works of art made for everyday life. by @forevertullie
I collect the rare, forgotten pieces -delicate antique sterling silver spoons with so much character and detail to them. Most of the pieces I work with are over a century old, and I love imagining the history they’ve carried with them. Every piece carries a little legacy into its next life. #wearablehistory #antiquecollector #modernheirloom by @forevertullie
Once a spoon now a story- a rare little kitty with a second life 💞 #heirloomjewelry #tinytreasures by @forevertullie

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