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I finally made the coordinating bracelet for the necklace I made a while ago. And I think I am in love! It is so pretty..I had a hard time listing it. So I think I will make one for me! ;) Cuff style bracelet..You do NOT have to tie the bow every time you put it on, there is a lobster clasp that hooks to the front.
Inspired by the shapes that water takes when still and then disturbed, this piece was complimented with the ripple effect of the fringe.
Design: Caron Reid
Materials: Miyuki, dagger beads, side bar clasp
made another wire crochet cuff
this one's in copper wire with glass beads and deep magenta red acrylic flowers
This squiggle version has been created as a fundraiser for the Susan G. Komen Foundation. $20 from the sale of this cuff will go to the Foundation.
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.
Jet black cuff with antiqued silver detais creates and strong visual. Cut out windows allow skin or fabric to show through making this piece very versatile.
Catalog #: 15_000613
Title: Beriev Be-32 Cuff
Collection: Charles M. Daniels Collection Photo
Tags: Beriev Be-32 Cuff
PUBLIC COMMONS.SOURCE INSTITUTION: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
I've seen these Ghostbusters at a few different comic-cons. They've got great outfits, and really fancy packs that make sound effects including the 'Ghostbusters' themesong. They seemed like really nice fellas and were a big hit at the Con. The lady-ghostbuster isn't with them, but perhaps she should be. Also, there was a lady-Robin! Big Apple Con, Saturday October 17, 2009. New York City.
A big thanks for everyone at the Con who let me take their picture. If you see yourself in my pictures let me know at: loser [at] istolethe [dot] tv.
Bead embroidery cuff bracelet made from glass cabochons, metal findings and seed beads.
For sale in the Auralesque Etsy shop.
Completed January 2013 by Auralesque hi-res bead art.
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.
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.
Wedding cuff made with vintage wedding dress fabric from teddtbeargftshop on etsy. This is now listed in my shop on etsy
The Cacao Cuff. We just finished this amazing custom design of matching sterling silver cacao pod bracelets, hinged to reveal the golden beans inside. Crazy Cool!
This is a little experiment. I like to sew, but usually I am so busy I don't take time out to do fun things, but I am trying extra hard to enjoy some free time.
This is a bird cuff that wraps around your wrist. It's made of houndstooth fabric that I recycled by cutting up a vintage dress. The green velvet was just a sleeve...I found it at a garage sale and someone had already separated it from it's bodice. The trim on the sides is from a pair of bizarre leg warmers I bought in NYC. I never wore them, so I decided to cut them up and use them...I liked the geometric patterns on them.
The bird patch...is a t-shirt transfer on vintage cotton...It was a scan of an collaged ATC card I did a couple of years ago. I embroidered on it using vintage thread from Chris' store and seed beads that I have had forever. The polka dot bead I think is glass...it was a clip back earring.
The buttons...the green big ones are bakelite. The little white ones are mother of pearl, and black ones are glass...all vintage. Even the hooks I used on this were old time from a garage sale.
It measures approx. 8"...and fits my wrist perfectly...It probably wouldn't fit a petite person.
I want to sell it on Etsy...but I am still looking for someone with pretty hands to model it for me!
This cuff was inspired by a dear friend's daughter. It's her favorite color. I thought it turned out really bright and fun! It's 7.25" long and 1.25" wide.
Cuff made with felt, embroidery and vintage button. Inspired by the TAST challenge (check out the Flickr pool).
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Freeform lace cuff, blue cotton and green cotton/acrylic surface crochet and ruffles. Glass silver pearls beads which pick up a hint of blue from the yarn, and a few iridescent blue/purple/pink seed beads mixed in one cluster of glass silver pearl beads. Button closure with plastic white iridescent button. Available at woolmountain.etsy.com
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