The make for Monday 29 March is really quite simple. Just some stringing but finished off in a slightly different way. Three lines of different styles and colours of beads, one row of small silver metal effect beads, one row of blue glass pearls with seed beads inbetween and finally larger cream coloured glass pearls again with white seed beads inbetween. These have all been joined onto a large ring and then cream coloured ribbon has been attached to the rings to give it a slightly different look. This also makes the necklace longer. I have called it Ribbon and Pearls.
Showing posts with label antique silver. Show all posts
Showing posts with label antique silver. Show all posts
Monday, 5 April 2010
Thursday, 4 March 2010
Simple Earrings
The make for Tuesday is plain and simple. I did not have much time, between being a taxi driver for the kids, cleaner, employee, updating websites, networking (general chatting) on the craft forum and all the other lovely things that general life throws at you, by the time I sat down to make something it was quite late. I was tired and to be honest didn't have any inspiration for making a new item from scratch, planning etc. Then I spied the last few Rose Quartz and Antique Silver beads left over from Powder Puff (see earlier posts). Just the thing thinks I, some matching earrings. So here they are. Ten minutes of so later, I was able to sit in front of the tv, with a lovely cup of tea and veg for about 1/2 an hour - bliss.
Labels:
antique silver,
beads,
earrings,
handmade jewellery,
new makes,
one a day,
Powder Puff,
rose quartz
Monday, 1 March 2010
Pretty in Pink
On Sunday's make I had already decided that I wanted to use a pink pendant, similar to the Lemon Jade one that I used on Friday. The only differance being that this pendant's hole had been done from left to right and not from front to back. This meant that I could string this direct onto the wire and not have to fit a bail as before. I knew that I had some Rose Quartz beads and thought that they would complement the pendant. However when I placed the beads next to the pendant they almost looked a milky white. I decided to persevere and see what the finished result would look like, I could always take it apart if I was not happy. The antique silver beads that I also used have a lovely etched pattern onto them just to provide a bit of contrast. Here is the finished result, as you can see I kept the Rose Quartz beads and I think that it has turned out ok. What do you think? I have called it Pink Quartz Powder Puff necklace.
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