Fire and Ice/Fire to Ashes
Well it looks like I mixed week 34 and 35 up so I’m gonna post what should have been posted before and hopefully get on with it in a more orderly fashion…..a labradorite and chain bracelet. Until I purchased some labradorite at the last gem show I went to, I had no idea how wonderful these stones are. They are certainly on my shopping list for the next shopping trip……They really do have that “fire” within them…..
smoldering embers
I can’t believe how far I’ve let myself get behind! I’ve been so busy making and teaching jewellery that I haven’t had the time to sit down and post pictures. So…. here is my first of several pictures in an attempt to catch up!
I made the chain for this bracelet out of s-hooks and jumprings (cut myself!). The stones are Botswana agate and smokey quartz, and I added some sterling silver spirals too.
Week 34 – Fun and Happy Beads
More polymer beads. Abstract designs using some of my old canes. Fun and happy colors. I actually have several of these in different sizes. – Nancy
Week 34 – ShaktiPaj
Forgive me, my friends! I’m going to cheat a bit by posting parts of a necklace. I say a bit because each one of the elements takes a little longer than your average full piece of jewelry – that is why I tend to post single beads a lot of the time. Don’t worry – there is a pay off at the end! Here’s the first installment: 2 views of the same bead, lots of small silver beads, 22, 26, and 28 g wire. Not bad for a start. 
I call it the Infinity Bead. Comments most welcome. Perri
week 34 – simple stringing
It’s not the most creative thing I’ve worked on, but I’ve got to catch up! I’m giving myself until this weekend to get caught up and then I can start being more creative 🙂
The necklace is continuous, and made with hill tribe rolled silver beads, swarovski crystal bicones in Indicolite and glass accent beads.
thanks for looking…
Week 34 – Eni Oken
And another netted bezel, this time constructed around a shell I bought in Hawaii (don’t know the exact name, if you do, email me!). Goldfilled wire, tiny vermeil beads and tourmalines around it. To see more pictures, go to Shell Net Pendant at the Journal.
Eni Oken
http://www.enioken.com
Online Lessons on Jewelry Making
Week 34 – weirdlywired
In love with Labradorite. Always have been, always will be.
Sterling silver, Labradorite, LOS and a bit of a tumble make for some simple but very versatile earrings!
Thanks for looking!
Take Care,
Angie S
http://www.allthingsangie.com/
Domino Ring
Smoldering Embers / From Fire to Ashes
From Fire to Ashes… An 18K Yellow gold ring with black and white diamonds. Black diamonds for the ashes, and white Sparkles for the Fire 
Week 34: Corrugated earrings
Off theme and falling behind. That’s what I get for having too much of a social life. Yikes! I’ve had very little time to play at jewelry making, but did manage to fit in some fun at the bench with my new tool, the tube wringer. For these earrings I used 30-guage copper and sterling, treated with LOS, These mixed-metal triangles and ovals are very wearable, and make a soft, not-annoying jangle. Really fun to wear. Kind of industrial. The oval ones were a birthday present for my friend Jackie. The bracelet is almost finished, to appear in a later posting.
34 Smoldering Embers / From Fire to Ashes
Another fused pendant, this one has a small sodalite cab, I was thinking it might work for a man, maybe on leather.
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