Week 21: Faaaaaaaaaar behind and off topic
I recently made this for an order. Its a tiny pendant, made with oval Amethyst cabochon and sterling silver wire.
Melissa Muir – Week 21
I bought the book wrap, stitch, fold & Rivet by Mary Hettmansperger and this was one of her projects. I pretty much used only scrap pieces of metal on this as I just wanted to try it out. I love that book. There are a lot of fun projects in there.
Before and After
My husband bought me this blister pearl necklace about 10 years ago, because I loved the heart shaped blister pearl focal. I wasn’t going to buy it because I knew I could make it myself. It turned out to be one of my favorite necklaces though…very simple, but beautiful. Plus, my husband bought it for me 🙂
Fast forward to last month, the heart popped out of its bezel, it had been glued, and I am pretty sure was base metal. Finally, I thought to myself, I have an excuse to remake this necklace! I used Eni’s netted bezel tutorial and wrapped-loop links for the pearls, then added another strand of sterling chain to give it a bit more heft.
Before….
After…
~Melissa
Week 21-Danish Knot
Now I am only 2 months behind.. oh well, better late than never. I have been experimenting with the Danish Knot, with size and wire. I like this modern twist and think this turned out well.
Week 21 – Iza’s design
With many thanks to the talented designer Iza Malczyk: A few months ago, I purchased her tutorial "Indian Feather Earrings." This is a really awesome design! I promised her I’d post the results. Here it is! This set is done up with faceted garnets. Again, thank you for sharing Iza!
Week 21 – Ring of fire”ish”
Copper, calcite, fresh water pearls and carnelian.
Laura Cohn
JLC Designs
Jean Power- week 21- geometric beadwork earrings pt 2
My second pair of beaded earrings in my Geometric Beadwork series.
These were beaded my match my necklace Geometric 2.8.1 (collar for a rangoli girl) and again feature a small amount of guilt relieving wirework!
Jean Power
www.jeanpower.com
Ring of Fire- put it out- Ring of Water
I 
thought volacanoes, lava, red, red red. Then I thought, um the Ring of FIre, Savage Earth rings a huge body(ies) of water. Many of the places listed on the Ring of Fire are tropical, beach, water, shells. Here is my homage, Salt Water Princess
Glamour Cuff-links
These were made to match the Glamour set I’ve posted for week 20. Oxidised and polished sterling and fine silver and tiny faceted citrines. I was really excited to make them – it’s my cuff-link debut 😉
The heads are 15mm by 8mm large and are convex. More pictures in my gallery 🙂
Thank you!
Iza
Week 21 – Ring of Fire
So I literally made a ring of fire – well, firey color stones. Gold filled wire, ruby glass teardrops, citrine and carnelian. Not much more to say about it!
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