Showing posts with label necklace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label necklace. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 16, 2014

Wire Wrapped Glass Chip Necklace

 I've got way to many materials to recycle, including all the bottles from the kitchen renovation. I finally used some to make a wire wrapped necklace. I had my husband slice the rim of a beer bottle off and I filed down the edge of a chip from the same bottle for this creation.

Friday, September 9, 2011

Dreamcatcher Necklace

My niece commisioned me to make a necklace for her to give as a gift to one of her best friends. She came over to look through my collection of materials. She said her friend liked African and Tribal looking jewelry. She chose a few different beads for us to work with & then made some mention of feathers. I remebered I had recently recieved some dream catchers in the mail from some charity I'd never heard of. I went & found them & she decided she like them too. Here is the resulting necklace. Her friend loves it.

Thursday, August 18, 2011

Miniature Journal Pendants are Available

Well I’ve finished the 1st batch of my mini journals and added some chains & chords. Since I’m using these little clip art squares from an old catalog, they feature different pictures on the front & back covers, it’s fun sorting through the book looking for two I like together. I particularly like the one with the old typewriter and adding machine keys. One of the nice things about them is that they are so lightweight, nothing heavy around the neck. I’ve listed a few in my Etsy shop.

Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Upcycled Necklace formerly Earrings


Upcycling again. This one of a kind necklace began life as a lovely pair of earrings. The tiered gold oval earrings were dotted with smokey colored rhinestones, but didn’t strike me as particularly special as earrings. So when I laid them down slightly angled toward each other it inspired the necklace. I connected them with a small piece of gold chain adding some beaded dangles made of multi-colored iridescent glass beads. The same gold chain finishes the back of the necklace. Available on Etsy or Artfire.

Thursday, June 25, 2009

New Uses For Hardware And Such


These necklaces are made using a variety of hardware. The turquoise one is made with metal washers, stacked buttons and painted metal scrapbook embellishments. The rectangular one has beads that are made from sliced pieces of pyrex pipettes from a medical lab. The three tier floral pendant is made from epoxy scrapbook stickers over metal washers. The coral color one is made from a C-clip that is some kind of auto part, semi-precious stones and buttons.

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