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Welcome to Dr Brassy's Vault of Treasures. My show emoji is the walking sassy Ginger Cat 🐈aka the Brassy Kitty. There are three areas that I love to share in my WhatNot shows:Brassy at the Bench Sundays-You get to ask me anything and watch me fix the unfixable, pretty upthe discarded and bring the dead back to life (Jewelry that is). Hints, help, secrets, sources! Come on in and hang out. You might even teach me something new!Vintage and NOS Jewelry Making Supplies Shows -I sell vintage and new old stock jewelry making supplies. If I won't use it, I won't sell it. Vintage and Artisan Jewelry Shows - 40 years of vintage jewelry collecting means only the best vintage and Artisan jewelry offered in my Jewelry Shows. Artisan jewelry is by local Artists and even some of my own designs. All items are scent-free cleaned before sale. Win an Auction-Save a Life. You are also helping cat rescue efforts for Purrl Paws Rescue. =^..^= Cat-Friendly, Scent-Free, Smoker-Free home.♥ If you are still reading, I will tell you more about me and how I got here to WhatNot.Up until 2012, I had a thriving business that included being asked to make piecesto be included in Books, for Modeling Shoots, Magazines, TV Shows and even a Music Video called Kali 47. I also attended events as my Steampunk Personna, Dr Brassy Steamington. Being Headliner Guest Maker at Clockwork Alchemy Con was one of my most favorite events. Who got to be on Mythbusters wearing one of her signatureSightmares™© Dragon Eye Necklaces? This Girl! Shows that I did either jewelry or props? Wizards and Aliens, Supernatural and Pawn Stars. But behind the scenes...my Spousewas getting sicker and sicker. At first it was a mystery, then after tests at Sansum, San Francisco Spinal Institute, UCLA and a few other hospitals, he was diagnosed with a long list of disease processes related to Gulf War Illness. He was given less than 2 years to live and our whole world collapsed. We moved from dry California to ultra wet Oregon to get him into a colder, wet climate to help him breathe as he was on oxygen 24/7 and using a wheelchair/walker. I lost my thriving Business and my Clients. I lost most of my Friends and moved away from my Family that I lived near for 50 years. Life in Oregon is hard. Hard on the body, hard on the mind, at times soul-crushing, but moving back to California is financially impossible. In the mean time, I am doing my best to try to carve out a small niche on WhatNot to teach, to connect and yes to sell quality items that I hope people will love. You all are the nicest people and that makes my day. Being a Caregiver is hard, but being the one who is sick, is much harder. I will always do my best and I am always looking to improve. One last thing, I do have advanced Spondylosis, so I get tired faster than most and am in pain during my shows. It is ok, just wanted to be honest about why my energy ebbs and I tend to tire out and loose my sparkle after a couple hours. Now on to happier things! Love, Rescue, and my long time mantra- "Do the right thing-When no one is looking!" Cheers not Tears, Brassy