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Cute and fun little aquatic-themed bracelet featuring Miyuki Delica® seed beads in the “Midnight” mix from eebeads.com
Sold; similar item may be made upon request.
(aka Release the Kraken!)
Found the pendant while shopping at Walmart… fell in love with it instantly, and snatched up the matching bronze chain while I was there.
Features two different blends of Miyuki Delicas from eebeads (“sand” and “Caribbean”), natural conch shells, glass pearls, turquoise-colored jasper, leopard jasper, and antiqued brass-finish pewter floral beads.
Took about six hours to make, so probably not one I’ll ever sell… unless someone REALLY wants one at over $100 a set…
Look similar to Set – 13 August 2011? That’s ’cause it is… a Canadian teacher pal loved the set so much, she commissioned one a wee bit longer to wear for Gay-Straight Alliance Day at her school.
Custom item; not for sale.
Another Mother’s Day gift! Pale blue/lavender and mint glass strands are loosely braided with a strand of silver 6/0 beads.
Pricing not yet available.
It’s like wearing a rainbow on your ears! These festive earrings feature a riot of colors, including red, orange, yellow, lime, green, cyan, navy, purple, pink, and more. Part of the Cubic Routes series.
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Another bracelet in the Stranded series, this one mixes girly shades of lavender, iris, rose, and royal blue. Pictured with copper accents, but I’ve also made it using gold, and it looks just as fabulous!
I like symmetry and regular patterns, but sometimes it’s fun to branch out and try something new. This project got its start as a gift for a friend, but has turned into one of my favorites! Spacer and clasp may vary from depicted.
Blue and green cubes… for some reason, all I could think of was a cube-shaped planet Earth! Features millefiori cubes and 6/0 beads. First in the Cubic Routes series, but won’t be the last.
Available at Etsy!
Blue, green, and silver version of the green and copper set I made for my sister for her birthday. Features azurite-malachite stones.
Because the original copper set used Russian Jade, I now call this design “Krasivaya” (красивый), which is Russian for “beautiful”!
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