Bracelet and Earrings for the Summer
Acid Stripes €45
Acid Stripes
Fresh colours, bold stripes. I teamed these yellow turquoise and lime acrylic beads with small wood beads in similar colours. I put sets of three beads onto silver plated wire and joined each set with a silver ring. I fastened the bracelet with a silver plated toggle and attached a chain ending in three wood beads to add an element of fun.
Length 22.5 cms. 9 inches
I used three striped acrylic beads and threaded each one onto a silver plated wire. I top and tailed each one with a wood bead picking out the colours of the stripes. I joined the three dangles together with silver rings and finished the earrings with silver plated ear wires.
Length from hook 4cms 1.50 inches
Great summery colours, turquoise, lime and sunny yellow stripes.
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Wednesday, 25 May 2016
Friday, 21 June 2013
Jewellery To Purchase from my Etsy Shop
String Bling Bracelet
€ 40.00 in my Etsy Shop
String Bling Bracelet.
I made the backbone of this bracelet in crocheted hemp twine. From this I suspended an assortment of ivory and brown bone beads, some incised with a pattern some tea dyed batik pattern.I also added natural and redwood wooden beads, again some incised with a pattern.All these end with a knot to keep the bead in place. I closed the bracelet with a antique copper toggle. The bracelet measures 20 cms. (7.75 inches).
Such fun to wear , looks wonderful worn with natural cotton or linen.
€ 40.00 in my Etsy Shop
Beaded Hemp Bracelet, Wood Bone, Crochet Knotted Twine, Brown Black Gray Natural
I made the backbone of this bracelet in crocheted hemp twine. From this I suspended an assortment of ivory and brown bone beads, some incised with a pattern some tea dyed batik pattern.I also added natural and redwood wooden beads, again some incised with a pattern.All these end with a knot to keep the bead in place. I closed the bracelet with a antique copper toggle. The bracelet measures 20 cms. (7.75 inches).
Such fun to wear , looks wonderful worn with natural cotton or linen.
Wednesday, 27 February 2013
Another Etsy treasury
My Amethyst Necklace was featured in Erins Treasury
...There is also a beautiful bracelet to go with the necklace
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| Precious Purple Necklace |
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| By Sweet Dreamz Designs |
...There is also a beautiful bracelet to go with the necklace
Wednesday, 9 January 2013
Designer Challenge
Introducing NoSnowSupplies from Etsy
So I started working with the plastic ‘flowers’,
they are very light and flexible so layering them was very easy. I added a few
supplies from my own stocks and here is what I came up with, I hope you like
them.
At the
end of last year Etsy shop owner Vente from Lithuania asked me if I would like
to use some of the products from her shop..Nosnowsupplies and see what I could
create with them.
Soon a
packet arrived...
I was fascinated
to read why and how Vente set up her shop.
This is
what she told me
I’m a journalist by profession. I opened my shop a few years ago. I`ve always enjoyed arts and crafts, and was always making something with hands, especially during winters, which are very cold here, sometimes so cold, that people don`t leave their houses for several days (so you can see why I named my shop "no snow supplies" :-). I inherited a big box of buttons from my grandmother, who was a tailor, and then started to collect vintage beads and buttons from various sources to mainly use for myself, until I realized I really have too many and it was time to open a shop. I love vintage beads because of their bright colours and funny shapes. I think that contemporary beads are not made this creatively. I mainly sell beads from the Soviet Union, West Germany, Austria, Italy, France, Czechoslovakia and Japan. They date 1950-1970`s. I also have some modern beads, but not much. These soft flexible plastic beads are from West Germany, a small town, called Kaufbeuren, which had a big bead factory and a jewelry school (both closed already). There was a huge fashion to wear jewelry and accessories made from these beads in 1950`s and you can still find some in the flea markets in Europe (they were exporting them all over Europe and also to US). They`re fun to play with and can be stacked in different designs. These beads are very hard to find and my stock is limited.
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| Dark blue and pale yellow flowers, I added silver wire centers and dark blue rings and completed the earring with silver studs |
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| Orange feather shapes with paler glass flowers |
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| Dainty lilac daisy with three tiny plastic flowers bunched together in the center. I added tiny glass seeds and silver ear wires |
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| This shape was really challenging , I layered it with a paler yellow flower, a white bead center and a tiny yellow seed bead to finish. ... I was pleased with the results. |
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