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I'm not sure if this necklace reminds me more of something goth, or cherry candy and black licorice, so I combined the two.

 

This necklace is crocheted from black hemp cord, strung with red and back glass beads. At the center is a black, white, and red glass bead with a heart design, and around it are two clear round glass beads with black zigzags, two large diamond-shaped red glass beads, two black glass cats eye beads, and two oval shiny red glass beads.

 

The entire necklace is about 34" (86.4 cm) long (including extra cord to tie with where it isn't crocheted), but the crocheted, thicker part is about 23" (58.4 cm). You tie the necklace in the back, so it can fit any size neck, and can be worn tighter or looser (personally I usually wear this style as a choker).

 

This necklace can also be worn as an anklet. :)

my mother commissioned this piece...i am rather fond of this particular style jewelry...with several linking pieces forming a full finished piece

This gorgeous anklet was made by the fabulous Des, and if you'd like to own something similar (or buy me something!!) you can buy her beautiful handcrafted jewelry here: www.etsy.com/shop/desjewelry

Labana Tribe near Hyderabad, India

Selection of 6 pairs, top and profile view, size 5/6.

This gorgeous anklet was made by the fabulous Des, and if you'd like to own something similar (or buy me something!!) you can buy her beautiful handcrafted jewelry here: www.etsy.com/shop/desjewelry

www.babyemijewelry.com, Cambodian Jingle Bells Anklet, Sterling Silver, Child Size, 8 inches

From the same yarn that I ripped the following sock, I have now made a pair of anklets and another pair of really think full size socks that held two strands together to make. I still have a small ball and the yarn that I ripped out. Now what!

Feel I'm learning; world still turning

Rain stops falling; sunshine burning

'Cause when you realize that its already hit you

Departure from this world is the only thing that's guaranteed

I've got no money but I'm willing to bet you

if you open your eyes you'll see the treasure in me.

 

Sara took this, i just really needed a picture to upload.

I wish i was creative, i really do. I wish i wasnt to lazy to go out and take pictures. I wish i was good at editing n such. blahhh

  

This is a cute little anklet made with green cube glass beads on a steel grey coloured wire. Silver plated components.

Simply cute. No more description needed. The model is my cousin's daughter.

Anklets or slipper socks, front view, size 7/9.

Sea snail anklet

Available in a wide varuety of colors

Pattern: Of my own making

Yarn: Stone Barn Fibers Fingering Weight

Colorway: Winter Solstice

Started: October 10, 2007

Completed: October 22, 2007

Let little dragonflies buzz around your ankle - this cute anklet is just the ticket for the coming summer months.

 

The anklet measures 10 inches and closes with a lobster claw clasp that has a little leaf dangle. All of the beads are pewter or silver-plated.

A closeup of the anklets I made.

Yarn: Patons Kroy Socks in Admiral Blue

Needle Size: US2/2.75mm and US1/2.25mm for the cuff

Pattern: Spindle Socks

Modifications: Toe-up, short-row heel, ankle length

Recipient: Mom

Completed: 12 December 2008

Self-portrait (taken on a black background, originally horizontal, then rotated 90 degrees); converted to black and white leaving only the anklet with its original colour (saved the anklet on a new layer and converted the background to b&w, then added a sepia tone).

my anklets and golden toe rings

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