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This cuff was inspired by the Bead Art Originals color mosaic for January 31. I really like how the dots turned out!
Amoeba comes from the Greek word amoibe, means change. It’s a tiny, one-celled organism that moves by changing its shape.
Just like these one-celled organism, the Ripple beads shimmer and shine and appear to change its shape and color all on its own.
Woven on a simple base, the Ripple “amoeba” are embellished with glittering Swarovski lachrosen for that added shimmer. The clasps is hidden and making the cuff appear endless, with no beginning or end.
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Luxurious and elegant, Little Button Cuff is a pliable double layer cuff.
Little Czech Button Beads® are captured within a beaded lattice of prismatic right angle weave diamonds.
Comfortable around your wrist. Flexible in its design. A two row cuff works as a daily wear cuff. Add another row and the cuff becomes a luxurious dramatic piece around your wrist.
This cuff came about when I was playing with geometric shapes in my bead program and this was the result. With the greens and golds, it really reminded me of a Greco Roman pattern.
this is even worse than taking pictures of food or my pets in terms of "photographic subject laziness". I was just sitting crosslegged and took a picture of my jeans cuff.
This cuff was inspired by a comment I read about how you cannot wear silver and gold at the same time, so I thought I would do my best to prove that idea wrong! This consists of metallic gold, 24k bright gold plated and pale copper plated Delica beads.
Chinese dragons are legendary creatures in Chinese mythology and folklore. Dragons are typically portrayed as long, scaled, serpentine creatures with four legs. Traditionally they symbolize potent and auspicious powers, particularly control over water, rainfall, hurricane, and floods. The dragon is also a symbol of power, strength, and good luck.
The 2-hole lentils standing on its end resembles the scales of the all-powerful dragon. Laid out in an inter-locking pattern this cuff is elegant and slinky while at the same time strong and sturdy just like the dragon.
Chinese dragons are legendary creatures in Chinese mythology and folklore. Dragons are typically portrayed as long, scaled, serpentine creatures with four legs. Traditionally they symbolize potent and auspicious powers, particularly control over water, rainfall, hurricane, and floods. The dragon is also a symbol of power, strength, and good luck.
The 2-hole lentils standing on its end resembles the scales of the all-powerful dragon. Laid out in an inter-locking pattern this cuff is elegant and slinky while at the same time strong and sturdy just like the dragon.
Handmade item
Materials:
laces, scraps fabric, ribbon, wood beads, viscose, jute, cotton, seeds, linen
Very nice and useful beaded cuff bracelet. Tuck your favorite stone, good luck charm, essential oil, prayer, herb or money into the secret pochet to keep it close and always with you
I handsewed this bracelet with a collage of various scraps of fabric and beads.
I used high quality components: Vintage textiles includes linen, jute, cotton, viscose, wood and lace. Inspired by colors of nature. Every handmade item is unique.
Perfect for travel, work, party favors or gift. The bracelet measures about 20 x 7 cm (8 x 2.8 inches ) plus the laces.
Available in my shop
Cuff made with felt, embroidery and vintage button. Inspired by the TAST challenge (check out the Flickr pool).
For more information please see my profile for links to my blog, shop and facebook page.
For Sale at: www.etsy.com/listing/47242135/techno-colored-raindrops-bead
Have you ever seen oil on the ground after a rainy day? The metallic colors reflect up at you like a rainbow trapped on the ground. This image has always stuck in my head. So I decided to set it free. This cuff is embodiment of a rainbow caught in motion. The colors circle out from the pearls and stones radiating the many hues of the world around it. The soft organic fluid line of gold cuts through the rings of color casting it’s own influence on the piece. It then connects at the back of the cuff to create the illusion of a continuous line.
This hand embroidery cuff designed itself. I purchased 30 Flat Bottom Glass Gem Wafers from GamiAndGlass. I wanted to adventure into handmade cabochons. And I have to say, I love what has come out of it. This one focuses on the colors and curvature of the design behind the glass blank. I mixed the colors of the illustrated image with the patterns and techniques of Russian beadwork.
This piece is roughly 2 inches wide at the center where the cabochon is located. On both side the pattern expands out a bit further. On the side with the orange rings it is about 2.25 inches. On the side with the green it is about 2.25 inches. This cuff uses a durable brass cuff blank for it’s support structure. It can be bent to fit any size wrist.
The peaceful polymer clay face combines with soothing colors to create this earthy cuff bracelet.
Each tiny bead is individually hand sewn on a felt backing, then the bracelet is backed with recycled leather and edged with beading. The leather is branded with my logo and the Roycroft mark.
There is no metal base, so this bracelet is flexible and very comfortable. The strong magnetic metal clasp is sterling silver plate.
cuff is 2" wide at widest point
about 7" long- fits medium wrist
This necklace is my entry for the December Etsy Beadweavers Challenge. The theme was "Peace Piece" This bracelet reflects the feeling of inner peace and the unity with nature that I feel must be achieved before peace between peoples can become a true reality.
Cuff made with felt, embroidery and vintage button. Inspired by the TAST challenge (check out the Flickr pool).
For more information please see my profile for links to my blog, shop and facebook page.
Made from Amanda Jean Nyberg's pattern. This one does not have batting or interfacing in it. It is really nice for traveling.
Mod Century is the fabric (from Marmalade).
Blogged at peasinapod.typepad.com/peas-in-a-pod/2013/05/thread-catch...
A delicate and ornate knitted lace neck piece from an upcoming collection of knitted and crochet items that can be worn around the neck. Not quite scarves, not quite necklaces, these adornments finish an outfit, making a bold yet classic statement.
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Designer: Jennifer Hansen
Photographer: Jennifer Hansen
Model: Nicole Stark
This cuff was for a swap with the Marie Antoinette Mail Art Group and it is for Ineke. I hope she likes it.
I liked the form of the first convex cuff, but upon reflection,(and wearing for a day),felt the "ear muffs" ought to be deeply convex, as well to mimic the large central ellipse.
So this is the second iteration. I have also used a uniform thickness throughout (unlike the first one).
This cuff is made from 3 (cold formed)pieces welded together.
Cold formed means no heat. I have made convex male and female dies for my 20 ton hydraulic press. So these shapes begin as flat ellipses,are then pressed into convex shapes and lastly,welded together,inside and out . The long axis of each piece is aligned latitudinally as it wraps about the wrist.
Welded stainless steel.
As with my other cuffs ,I use a jig or form to hold all the parts together for welding,which mimics fairly precisely the two long bones of my arm,(radius and ulna) ending at my wrist and the ratio of their respective diameters to one another.
I have been very inspired by the work of the premier Danish silversmith Georg Jensen (1866-1935) for his ORGANIC DESIGNS. Obviously trying to fashion organic forms in stainless steel is a bit more challenging because it is an exceedingly tenacious material.I like to fantasize that he might have appreciated this cuff...
This piece is available for purchase.
Please note me for pricing.
Custom iron cuff made out of a blind blocker. A thing that is meant to block the blinds in open position. You can spot them at the bottom of the picture. It is ornamented with silver rivets.
The light was going on this so i had to do a 20 sec exposure to get it, ill go back in the summer and get a crisp shot
Born 1868 Died 6th February 1949 former Everton FC manager and chairman
Local solicitor, William Charles Cuff, was a supporter of George Mahon in his stance against John Holding (grave added previous) and when Everton FC left Anfield for Goodison in 1892 he became a shareholder. A few years later he was elected, along with 5 others at the 1895 annual general meeting to be a director of Everton Football Club
Will Cuff was to become the manager of Everton FC for over 500 games between 01-08-1901 and 31-05-1918, and the Everton FC Chairman between 1921 and May 1938. His manager record was played 577, won 275, lost 192, drew 110. He also lead the team to a FA cup triumph in 1906 over Newcastle and their second league title in 1914–15, and with Cuff as chairman Everton won the League title 2 more times and the 1933 FA Cup Final against Manchester City.
Not only did Everton do well with Cuff as chairman on the field but off it as well, they were the first football club to have double decker stands and where the richest club in the country (how times change!!). At the start of the 1938/39 season Will Cuff stepped down at as chairman in order to replace John McKenna (Liverpool FC's first manager) as the President of the Football League.
He died on the 6th Feb 1949, at the Holywell Hotel, Parkgate. There was a mile long procession. at his funeral which took place on the 10th Feb 1949 at Fairfield Church
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Amoeba comes from the Greek word amoibe, means change. It’s a tiny, one-celled organism that moves by changing its shape.
Just like these one-celled organism, the Ripple beads shimmer and shine and appear to change its shape and color all on its own.
Woven on a simple base, the Ripple “amoeba” are embellished with glittering Swarovski lachrosen for that added shimmer. The clasps is hidden and making the cuff appear endless, with no beginning or end.
Kits and tutorials available from
#maneklady
The fire gods were happy! She had taught the village people well! They would forever keep fire as the source of their strength! The fire gods' emblem would grace all!
Fire Cuff is the color of a blazing orange fire! The center medallion is vintage glass surroundedby bronze seed beads and firey delicas. The ropes are RAW stitch incorporating the same beads. They are tied together with fire polished round bronze beads and orange Czech beads. The closure is a beaded magnet.
The bracelet measures approximately 7 and 1/2 inches (19cm). The vintage focal with beaded bezel and ropes measures approximately 1 and 3/4 inches (4 and 1/2 cm) wide.
When I saw this wonderful vintage glass, I knew that I wanted to use it to make a cuff that would compliment my Atomic Cuff. This cuff was my vision!!
This is a gorgeous, handmade cuff with an Aztec feel. The base is thick copper wrapped with layers of hand-textured brass, German silver, and copper in a criss-crossing pattern. The tube rivets add strength with a decorative touch. It has a beautiful antique finish to really show the textures. It measures 1&1/4in. wide, the wrap stands 1/4in.from the base, and will fit a 6-7&1/2in. wrist. It has been sealed to prevent tarnish and skin discoloration from the copper.