On Friday she posted a toot as she calls it for her tribal braclets, so I decided to purchase it and see if I could make something:)
I am just new at jewelry making but I am really drawn to it and I love the reclaimed jewelry with handmade components and vintage items mixed in. Well acctually I just love jewelry!
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| This is Spirit my big boy! |
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| Deciding to come along and just sit on everything! The couch was just full of stuff and the table too! |
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Steel wire and some of my beads!    Thanks Fanci for making the Toot! Here is her link again if you are interested in purchasing it! http://www.etsy.com/shop/fancifuldevices Love and Peace♥ Ingrid |
Ingrid, your tribal bracetlets are beautiful! I can't believe you spent 9 hours on this project, even with sore fingers and all. I can't wait to see how they look after you've 'dressed' them.
ReplyDeleteI want to purchase this tutorial, and knowing myself I would want to try it right away. But there are several non-jewelry projects I MUST get done before the end of the month, so I'm refraining from getting it just yet.
Thanks for sharing!
You've created some lovely pieces and great pics. Wow, 9hrs :o|
ReplyDeleteHAHA! that's exactly what happens! they're so easy, it becomes addictive. Next thing you know, 9 hours have passed, you haven't peed or eaten but your stash is lighter and you have these pretties! I like how you put your own original spin on the ones with single beads. you know there's no law that says you *have* to have fillers. but there are some links in my comments section that ppl put to some super cheap sources. Also, i bet you a million dollars (*pinkie to mouth*) that you have some fabric somewhere you can tear and make into a bangle.
ReplyDeleteanywho, i feel like a proud moma.
ps- who doesnt love a stern-faced cat plopping on top of all their stuff!?! i wanna smoosh my face into his belly fur.
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