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This is a fun ankle bracelet for those walks on the beach (or just wishing you were!). Antiqued copper and glass jewel beads. Handcrafted copper clasp.
Some of the surface corrosion was removed under the microscope, to reveal the surface of the anklet.
This anklet is so sparkly with seven Swarovski crystals to represent the chakras. It's made with bright aluminum rings all hand cut by me.
Yep. Party scars. Woo!
My knee has a nice big scratch on it that's all swollen and tender.
My calf has scratches the whole way down it.
The top of my foot is scratched.
I fucked my leg up pretty good.
WHOAHHHHHHHH!
So I was looking at my myspace profile and my profile widget showed that I had a photo in EXPLORE!!!
HOW DID I MISS THAT?!?!?!
How the heck are you supposed to know when a picture gets explored?
Yup, I'm a gamer. ;)
This necklace is crocheted from tan hemp cord, strung with purple, blue, and green glass dice beads.
The entire necklace is about 40" (101.6 cm) long (including extra cord to tie with where it isn't crocheted), but the crocheted, thicker part is about 22" (55.9 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 can also be worn as an anklet. :)
A little silver Indian anklet, given to me by a friend while travelling in Australia. I offered to buy it, but he said no price could be put on it and I should just wear it until I went to India myself. I wore it for several years, but it fell off on its own. Arun fixed it! And it's back on my foot again.
I used recycled beads, and swarovski crystal for this anklet and crocheted them along with the pendant on silver tone wire.