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A recent commission, each bangle is inscibed with a short quote for each of the kids, and the oining ring, celebrates mum and dad. A lovely idea for a special keepsake.
Pink knitting needles are my favourites, but are always so hard to find. My lovely partner gave me this pretty amazing one yesterday. I hoped the plastic would be OK to form into a bangle, and luckily it did!
I saw a picture of square bangles and thought "why don't I make a crocheted bangle like that?" So here's what I ended up with. It's fast to make I made this in just two hours.
Took this picture in a bangle shop in Jaipur. They had so many different colors and types that it was incredible.
Jaipur, also popularly known as the Pink City, is the capital of Rajasthan state, India. Jaipur is the former capital of the princely state of Jaipur.
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This sterling silver wired bangle features the gemstone Snow Quartz. Each featured section of the bangle sees a pair of snow quartz beads sitting on either side of a sterling silver laser cut bead. The sterling silver beads have "moon" shapes cut into the beads and the beads also have a high glitter effect. The three beads are then highlighted by the sterling silver wire which outlines them. The bangle is finished with a simple hook clasp.
This is a lovely icy looking bangle that, with its neutral colours, will go with just about anything.
Length: 8 1/4 in (21 cm)
The Bangles performing at La Zona Rosa in Austin, TX. Photo by Ron Baker.
Pictured: Susanna Hoffs and Abby Travis
bangles are always presented in a sea of colors in the marketplace in India - this from the market area in Manali
This photograph is taken using a cell phone through the glass. This photograph is showing indian bangles.
Here is a collection of some of the bangles I have made so far, they differ in styles, shapes and sizes. Now to find a venue to sell some of them....
(Kannada: ಕಡಲೆಕಾಯಿ ಪರಿಶೆ), is an annual groundnut fair held in Bangalore. This two day fair is held near the Dodda Ganesha Temple in Basavanagudi.
I liked the viberent color of the bangles in the fair. Just amazing the art of plastic and glass...
I was pretty stumped as to how to display my bangles, so this is what I finally came up with. I'll probably make or buy something better when I have more money, but for now this is what I made. I made the "pillars" out of polymer clay. And the bar is made from a paper towel roll.
Let me know what you think!!
Bangles are a ubiquitous fashion accessory in India, if not the word. These are a couple of guys who make them.
Bangle made from one of the weights on the threads in the loom we found on the roof of one of the Hans in Istanbul. The nail and washer also came from there and the quartz was bought in the Grand Bazaar!
Set with included quartz, black spinel and garnet.
Taken with Pentacon 50mm f1.8 lens on Panasonic GH2.
Hard wax bangle 'Kangan' with jewels on them, background is an embroidered ethnic/traditional Kurta.
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These charming bangles are awesome worn alone or in pair.
Made of different shades of seed beads and memory wire (diameter = 5.2cm)
Memory wire is a kind of wire that always returns to its original circular shape when pulled out of shape. These gorgeous bangles will expand to fit most sizes whilst staying in a circular shape.