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My daughter's spiral bangles.. but she extended it too much and it lost it's compressed shape. For scavenge challenge #4. Spirals occur in shells, as coils and springs and many other places. Present one creatively
here is a bangle i made using rulla beads and 11/0 seed beads. Got the pattern from B&B or beadwork mags.
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.
This was a custom piece for an Etsy customer. I had never made a bangle like my rings before-- I think it turned out really nice.
This sterling silver wired bangle alternates some lovely Apatite gemstone beads with laser cut sterling silver beads. The apatite beads are a gorgeous petrol/teal colour. The sterling silver beads have a hexagonal pattern laser cut into them. Each bead is then edged with sterling silver wire and with small faceted sterling beads. Emerald coloured Swarovski crystals are suspended between each of the main beads. The bangle is fastened with a sterling hook clasp that is slightly hammered to hold its shape. This is a gorgeous bangle and one that definately makes a statement!
Length Measured around Inside Edge of bangle: 7 in (18 cm)
I used thrifted bangles and covered with patterned paper. Available here... www.folksy.com/shops/HandmadeHeritage
This girl was selling bangles at Sangam, the confluence of the Ganges and Yamuna rivers at Allahabad.
This bangle was turned from African blackwood on either side and a slice of a banksia nut for the center band. The fuzz in some areas is naturally occurring just inside the nut beyond the outer layer.
A funky bangle is made of hundreds of tiny glass seed beads stitched one by one. I used netting to make a, round tube, which I then embellished it with spikes of different sizes seed beads. The pattern is based on Heather Kingsley-Heath's design which I modyfied -very slightly I must admitt.. I used black beads in different sizes and finishes for the embellishments and tipped them with a drop of white. The result is this wonderfully fun bangle which can be worn for an evening outing and all the attention.
A funky bangle is made of hundreds of tiny glass seed beads stitched one by one. I used netting to make a, round tube, which I then embellished it with spikes of different sizes seed beads. I used black beads in different sizes and finishes for the embellishments and tipped them with a drop of white. The result is this wonderfully fun bangle which can be worn for an evening outing and all the attention.
I loved this solution where the bangle is the clasp...
Think I have to make a new version soon. This one sold just 15 minutes after it was listed...:)
I really like the way the reverse side looks. There is too much texture to wear this bangle inside-out comfortably, but I'll display it anyway.