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Handwoven
cylinder bead triangles with a red velvet faceted
bicone crystal dangling from the bottom. Earwires
are sterling silver. |
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These
earrings were created using a pair of my handwoven
peyote stitch tubes. The Japanese cylinder beads
used in these tubes are silver-lined crystal and
teal. |
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Black
Magnesite skulls hang from short lengths of sterling
silver chain. Simple and cool. |
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This
bracelet was woven in square stitch using seed beads
in black, light denim blue, and galvanized silver.
The clasp is a sterling silver lobster claw, |
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This
bracelet was handwoven using tiny gold/purple AB
(aurora borealis) cubes using herringbone stitch.
This stitch makes a sleek open weave fabric. |
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This
bracelet was woven with Japanese glass cylinder
beads. The pattern is one that I found years ago and
finally decided to use it. The beads are galvanized
silver and a cool muted matte blue. The clasp is a sterling
silver lobster claw. |
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The
hammered copper disc sits above a sun-shiney yellow stone ring. A
firey Swarovski crystal bicone sits in the center. I
put all these 'lil parts together using a thin
copper wire.
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These earrings
were made using a pair of spotted lampwork beads
that I made in white and bright yellow. They are
clustered with yellow Swarovski crystal cubes and
white faceted Swarovski crystal rounds.
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This
bracelet was made up of green and orange handwoven
seed beaded links. They are connected by handwoven
bands of galvanized silver seed beads. |
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The brass chains are 1.75 inches long from the
bottom of the earwire. they are embellished with
glass beads, brass discs, Swarovski crystal bicones
and a decorative filigree piece at the bottom.
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These
earrings were made using a technique called 'bead
quilling'. The body of the earring is made using
bright red beads that are intricately connected with
black thread. They have silver spacers attached at
the center.
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I made
this bracelet by weaving black seed beads and
triangle shaped beads together. The result is a cool
mosaic looking pattern. The closure is a matte black
button and loop. |
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These cool soo-cho jade rounds are a cool muted milky pink
color that I kinda dig. They are topped with thin
copper filigree caps and hang from copper earwires.
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You'll get lots of compliments on the intense
green color of the Jade rounds at the base of these
earrings. Sitting atop these rounds are great
intricate silver spacers and then a milky white
moonstone.
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These earrings are made with black Onyx
8mm rounds on top of brown stone rectangles with
African brass spacers underneath them. They are wrapped with sterling silver and
hang from sterling earwires as well. |
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Each of the triangles on this bracelet were handwoven, and then carefully strung together. They are separated by faceted purple glass rondelles and the clasp is a sterling silver toggle with an inlaid purple stone in the ring.
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I made
these by putting the metal through a rolling mill to
apply the pattern, and then heating them with a
torch to bend them to look like flowing fabric.
There are Apatite teardrops dangling from the bottom
& an Apatite round linked on the top.
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All the triangles on this necklace are handwoven in
two separate pieces and stitched together. They're
strung here with silver spacers and attached to a
gunmetal chain. The clasp is a triple strength
magnet. The larger triangle in the center is
reversible. When u flip it around, the black and
pink sections are reversed. |
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I made
this piece by weaving Japanese cylinder beads, cube
beads and faceted blue Czech crystals. It is woven
in the herringbone style and measures 7.5 inches.
The clasp is a sterling lobster claw.
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This 42"
long necklace was made completely by hand using
vintage bronze wire for the hand twisted links,
brass buddha beads, purple iris pearls and jade
rounds. Wear it long or doubled it for a great look
with a plunging neckline blouse. Or a t-shirt and
jeans.
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If you
like bling, these are for you. Each earring has 25
faceted crystals that have been hand wired to each
individual link of the gold 4 inch chains. The
crystals are a pinkish-red color with a gold luster.
The earwires are gold filled lever-backs. |
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This
necklace is woven in the St Petersburg Stitch. It
takes for-freaking-ever to do, but the results are
fabulous. I made it by hand weaving amber purple
lined seed beads and 4mm dark bronze faceted
crystals. This one has a brass toggle clasp, and is
about 22 inches long. The pendant is a gold dipped
chunk of amethyst.
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These
beautiful earrings have sterling silver chain that
is scattered with Swarovski crystal dangles, light
olive colored pearls and a pretty glass leaf at the
very bottom. The earwires are sterling silver.
Length is 1.75 inches from bottom of earwire. Very
pretty!
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The name
pretty much tells you what these are. So I won't be
redundant by trying to make up more of an
explanation. They're on sterling silver earwires and
are 1.5 inches long. |
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Pick a
shape, any shape. This bracelet was made using brass
chain with triangular links. The clasp is a round
toggle, and the swirled glass beads are square. Each
bead is wrapped & hung from a different link in the
chain. It measures 7.5 inches long. I can change the
clasp if you don't dig toggles, but it will
completely ruin the name of the piece. If you can
handle that kind of guilt, just say the word. |
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I
named these earrings "On The Fence" is because I
originally thought I was going to keep them when I
made them a few months ago. I absolutely loved them.
But then I thought about my life for second, and
exactly how many times I leave the house in just
jeans or something casual. |
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This
cuff looks so cool on your wrist, that you're other
wrist will be jealous! Its woven using Czech seed
beads in transparent dark green and matte black. It
measures 6.5 inches and closes with a magnetic
clasp. |
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"Zulu Vegas" is another cuff woven in the Zulu
style. This one was a lil' flashy though. Silver
lined seed beads with opaque turquoise colored ones
make this one sweet wrist-full of bling. Measures
about 2 inches wide. Look for more of these cuffs in
the future. They take forever to make but the result
is well worth it. I can make you one with custom
colors and clasp. |
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These 'Midnite Sun' earrings are pretty cool, I
think. The black stone rings are wired to copper
discs that I hammered and torched to change the
color a bit. The earwires are also copper and they
measure just under 2 inches from the bottom of the
earwire. If these aren't your color, try taking a
look at the Copper Sunshine earrings on this site. |
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The "Almost Eileen"
bracelet was made by handweaving cylinder beads into
squares and then banding them together with smaller
cylinder beads in galvanized silver. The closure is
a woven triangle and a woven silver toggle bar.
There's no metal in this piece. It was made using
only a needle and thread |
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These earrings were made using the classic color
combination of black & silver. The triangles on
these little beauties are handwoven in black
cylinder beads with silver centers. They are topped
with a shiny black Swarovski crystal bicone.
Earwires are sterling silver. |
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I called these "No Drama" and I loved them so much,
I made a pair for myself! These simple dangles are
made with flattened copper bar links, 6mm round jade
beads, and a tiny copper round on the bottom. That's
it. Like the name says... no drama. The earwires are
copper, but can be changed to the metal of your
choice. |
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