Такие деревья интересно делать, и они смотрятся хорошо как из голой проволоки, так и будучи украшенными бусинами и подвесками. Их можно
Американская художник-ювелир японского происхождения Эма Танигаки творит из проволоки. ЕЕ скульптуры и ювелирные изделия завораживают своей немного странной красотой. Художница свои изделия вяжет. Да, именно вяжет. Она вяжет их из ультратонкой позолоченной проволоки. Диаметр проволоки 0,004…
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So, Valentines Day is creeping up on us, but whether you like to celebrate that festival or not, you might find these Danish love knots a...
Principali attrattive 1. Genere: Per donna 2. Stile: Vintage 3. Colore: Oro rosa 4. Materiale: Lega Specifiche Genere: Per donna, Stile: Giornaliero, Di tendenza, Vacanze, Vintage, Esterno, Occasione: Fine settimana, Esterno, Giornaliero, Per eventi, Strada, Da giorno, Parco, Colore: Oro rosa, Categoria: Collane, Tipo di accessori per capelli: Collane, Fantasia/motivo: Geometria, Stagione: Estate, Primavera, Inverno, Autunno, Materiale: Lega, Fascia d'età: Adulto, Foto
Delicate, intricately crafted lace pictures – with a modern take and framed with carefully selected small knotty branches – have...
Check out the gorgeous covered coat hangers my Mum made for me, and find a collection of tutorials to cover coat hangers in other ways.
Well, I was having a hard time getting the lid to close on my "artisan ceramics" and "pendants" containers, so I decided I'd better get busy. I had been thinking of this pendant for a long time-- a graceful rectangular polymer clay pendant by Erin Prais-Hintz of Tesori Trovati, from her "Forest Finery" series called "Simply Oak": I wanted to match the gunmetal color on the pendant frame, so I fished out some pewter-colored buttons I've had in my stash forever, and knotted them together with dark brown waxed linen cording. (Sold) Miraculously I had glass seed beads from Fusion Beads in a matte, metallic denim color that EXACTLY matched the subtly varying blues in the pendant, and some sweet little carnelian nuggets. I finished it off with some no-nonsense silver-plated steel chain. Next, I dipped into my hoard of Karen Totten ceramic components, and plucked out this little gem: I circled it for a day, trying it with this bead and that bead, this cording and that, arranging and rearranging. I came back to it the next day, and this was what I eventually arrived at as it grew dark outside: (Sold) Recycled glass beads from Ghana via Happy Mango Beads; two more little glazed lozenge beads by Karen; lovely matte glass seed beads in sand hues also from Happy Mango; ceramic discs in coffee glaze from somewhere like Michael's, I don't remember; sterling silver wire and tiny sterling silver beads; waxed linen cording and leather; and a little drilled beach stone at the end, just for fun. I started out with way more beads than I ended up with--I kept paring down, paring down, and the sterling wire and beads were a last-minute addition related to covering up some knots. I rather like the extra interest the little silver "bubbles" added here and there. I used double-ended 18 gauge fine silver headpins to fasten the leather into loops, and tossed in some of my embossed beadcaps. I am especially fond of the nekkid sections of cording--I guess that would be "negative space," jewelry-style! I have more Karen Totten in my container and I'm not afraid to use it. Anymore. This exotic little "Forest Fossil Ring" was next: I held it in my hand for an evening, scrutinizing it under a full spectrum bulb, trying to tease out the colors. I eventually decided to combine it with both lighter and darker greens, antiqued copper, and brownish-rose colors, and follow the same basic design scheme as for the previous necklace. Here is the final product, completed on New Year's Day: (Sold) Stones include prehnite nuggets and irregular heishi, red lava, and dragon's blood jasper (the little green barrels). I knotted them onto Irish waxed linen cording in forest green and antique rose, and finished the back with dark reddish-brown leather cording. I used one of my petaled beadcaps to add interest to the base of the focal, and linked everything together with my embossed copper rings. I actually think I might be liking this one even more than the other one. I am in love with these lava beads. I like the visual rhythm the prehnite disc beads give to it. I found these at a bead show, and also got strands of bronzite and Botswana agate in the same cut at that show. I love them. I am hatching a plan for the Botswana agate that might involve Karen Totten again. I'm on a Starry Road bender!
Combine geometry with art to create these visually intriguing earrings.
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