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I felted the crochet bangle in the washing machine, and a bit more by hand. I have added beads using freeform peyote stitch.
I started this over a year ago and it was much wider. It was impossible to manipulate and soldering was a nightmare, so I cut it down to size. Much easier to deal with all round like this!
Sterling silver, 18k yellow gold, iolite , labradorite.
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Style Notes:
Jacket/Vest – AOHARU – FrenchSleeveDenimVest – Black
Shirt – MichaMi – GlamTank in DarkBrown
Shorts – {Armidi Gisaci} – Dans la Ville Shorts – Black
Shoes – J’s - GladiatorSandals – Black
Purse - Paper Couture – The Tasty Bag (noir)
Necklace - [ICoN] – Heart necklace black
Bracelet – (NS) Rock’n'Rolla bangle set
Hair - !lamb – Breeze – Ink
Eyes – Silhouette Eyes: BlueTurquoise
Skin - Vive9 – Joy LIGHT Smoke B Skin
Bangle in diamond shape. From bright lucite with a metal inlay. Dark amber/root beer colored. From the 60´s.
The Bernadette bangle features two sterling silver bangles held together by two fabulously flashy mystic rock crystal rondelles. These gorgeous stones reflect colors from pink to blue to green to purple. To bring out these beautiful iridescent shades, I accented them with tiny tanzanite rondelles in a beautiful lavender color and a bright pink mystic topaz briolette.
lac bangles in their initial stages of being made into beautiful pieces...ended up buying quite a few of them
-Vintage 1970s carved wooden bangle. Great Condition.
-Opening: 7 ½ “
-Material: Wood
-Costume Jewelry
Here are two bangles re-formed into bangles. Its a very simple process - submerge in boiling water and leave to soften. Once soft use tongs to wrap needle around a glass and either leave to cool or submerge in cold water.
Thanks to Vintage Violet @ maximumrabbitdesigns.blogspot.com for blogging your attempt as I had so much fun doing them... if slightly scalded lol
Manhattan, New York September 2012
Sunday market on a parking lot in W25th Street, close to Madison Square Park.
These bangles are an avocado green with black streaks through them. They have a lovely glossy finish and look best worn as a pair. Each bangle has a 2 5/8 inch inner diameter and the band is approximately 3/8 inch wide. When worn as a pair it makes a 6/8 inch band.
A big, chunky hexagonal bangle bracelet of cherry wood that features interesting knots, filled cracks, and figure changes. As a result of its layout by eye, none of the angles are quite precise, which I feel adds charm.
About 2 3/16" thick, 3 5/8" across the points, and 2 5/8" inside diameter. (Bracelet size just under 8.5".) The wood is from a cherry tree that was felled on my parents' property in Niagara, then sawn, stacked, and air dried for several years. Finished with walnut oil.
This bangle is made from a recycled magazine cover and is for sale in my Etsy shop, please see my profile for the link :)
The glass piece measures 3cm X 2.5cm at the widest part. It's made of many different coloured pieces of Dichroic glass on a Black base finished off with a layer of clear glass.
The bangle is good quality silver plated and is adjustable so will fit most wrists. It comes in a nice silver gift box. This comes from my collection of Fused Glass Bangles available on my website.