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Yarn: Jo-Ann Sensations Soles & More in color #1138 GRN/BLU/YLW

Needle Size: US1.5/2.5mm

Pattern: Basic stockinette stitch anklets

Recipient: Me

Completed: 1 October 2009

Twin Cities Socks by Allyson D. from the Sweatshop of Love!

It's a functional bell!

 

$4 + shipping

I'd prefer diamonds next time...

square knots. simple.

Sock 1 complete, sock 2 started

Light blue pearl anklet hand wire wrapped with solid copper wire

Koigu KPPPM yarn.

 

Completed February 2006.

Devotees wears anklet bells which are commonly found on the feet of traditional Indian dancers.He wears these bells as form of accompaniment to his spiritual journey.

Anklets made in many colour combinations. Made using the byazintine weave. Stainless steel has been combined with rubber rings to make these fun and comfortable stretchy anklets - no clasp required.

My eSMArts Team had a January Design Challenge.

This Bracelet caked in red clay was unearthed at a construction site in the 1960's near Bloomington Indiana.

Swarovski crystal anklet in light sapphire blue. Hand wire wrapped in anti-tarnish silver plated wire.

Handmade anklets created by Sitaras Collection, available for purchase on sitarascollection.com & sitarascollection.etsy.com

Yarn: Patons Kroy Socks in color #55011 Flax

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

Pattern: Diamante

Modifications: Anklet length, short-row heel

Recipient: Mom

Completed: 5 December 2008

High heels, short black dress, ankle chain

Not all the chains and bells are on it but you can see how it might have looked. I have yet to identify it's origins, nor do I know how old it is.

Don't think you're brave enough to tattoo a rosary like some of the stars are doing? Well here's another option, a beautiful anklet you can remove at any time :)

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