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Handstitched patchwork cuff from felt, fabric scraps & vintage buttons.
Blogged here: hetkabinet.blogspot.com
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Have a little look at this Beauty shot with the Canon Eos M3 on the tracker mode flipped up the screen at the back of the camera touched were I want to focus and the camera just tracked the subject, and it worked perfectly. I'm very impressed with this little gem. shot in manual @5.6 1/500 ISO 200. Thanks Chris.
I just love the final result for this new cuff because i used three wonderful combinations: felting, crochet e colors.
This cuff also is in my Etsy shop.
Recycled fabric, faux chenille, sweater button, teeeny seed beads (thanks B!!)
[sadly gone AWOL - submitted to a magazine for publication only to disappear]
6-30-2012: UPDATE!!: Finally returned from magazine submission after 5 years!!!!!!
See more photos and video of this look on www.FashionSnag.com! xoxo
Snake Cuff: www.kendraphillip.com/#!product/prd1/1526483555/snake-cuff
Purple polymer cabochon surrounded by seedbeads. Beaded onto Ultrasuede using bead embroidery of seed beads, freshwater pearls, bugles, Swarovski Margaritas, etc. as embellishment. Sewn onto a brass 1inch cuff.
Kim Koringa's scrap mosaic tutorial and a cane from Carol Blackburn, both on Cynthia Tinapple's Studio Mojo Vimeo channel plus a Stroppel cane from Alice Stroppel's tutorial.
This gorgeous cuff was created around a real turquoise bead and is bead-embroidered using light and dark bronze and turquoise Japanese seed beads. This centrepiece is attached to a red genuine leather-covered brass cuff which is trimmed and embellished with the Japanese seed beads. The inside of the cuff is lined with red ultrasuede.
The bracelet fits all sizes and is 2” (c. 5.2 cm) wide. The bead-embroidered cabochon measures 1 ¾” (c. 4.5 cm) in diameter.
Felt and bead cuff made for the Art Bead Scene monthly challenge. The art beads are faux ceramic (polymer clay) birds made by me. More on my blog (and a birdy to giveaway) fulgorine.wordpress.com/2014/03/30/birdies/
I really like mixing metals! My life cuff has been so popular that I tried this out in copper and silver with green patina.
Jacket, Star City (thrifted). Tank, Charlotte Russe. Skirt, Eddie Rodriguez. Pumps, Delicious. Necklace, Forever 21. Studded collar (worn as a bracelet), thrifted.
I’ve only worn this jacket once before and felt like I was swimming in it. The torso fits, but the shoulders are extra big and the sleeves too long. Shortening the sleeves to 3/4 length has been on my project list for months. I still haven’t done it, but cuffing and pushing them above my elbows works in the meantime. And I actually like the strong, padded shoulders.