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Sterling SIlver Custom Soundwave Cuff. Record your message and have have it etched on a piece of jewellery.
sunnies a gift
oroton belt worn as necklace
dinosaur designs boulder necklace
pack of quirky postcards used as handbag (bday gift from my sis')
grey cotton on singlet
chocolate knit poncho
sass & bide 3/4 jean
vintage ankle back-bow boot (which incidently unfolds to become a calf boot!)
My first complete pair of socks in sock yarn! Knitted cuff to toe using two skeins of Regia in who-knows-what color-way. Knitted in a rib stitch. There's a lace rib pattern from Sensational Knitted Socks above the ankles, but it cannot be seen.
My first ever pair of socks was knitted in yellow Paton's worsted weight merino, and I started them because these were going soooo slowly, and I was confused by the pattern. The heavier weight and the light color made learning socks very much easier, and went so quickly that they were finished first.
Christian Cuff performing at the Kennebunk Coffeehouse in Kennebunk, ME. Christian was joined by cellist Janet Lee and opened for Susan Werner.
Feb 9th, 2008
this cuff is made of handwoven cloth, recycled cotton fabric, leather, buckles or metal rings and shells..
They are all going to my favourite shop in Dunkeld.
If there's one you'd like ...let me know and I'll keep it for you!
Are you an urbanite who has trouble hailing cabs? Just put this cuff on and taxis will come to a screeching halt for you. Crocheted in fine perle cotton with the word TAXI crocheted in. Fastens with black and white buttons that look like wheels.
Christian Cuff performing at the Kennebunk Coffeehouse in Kennebunk, ME. Christian was joined by cellist Janet Lee and opened for Susan Werner.
Feb 9th, 2008
one out of four models of cuff links. made from stainless steel and silver. available from Electrum Gallery London and Jewellers Werk Gallery in Washington DC from November 2007.
This was originally intended to be a coral necklace, but somehow morphed into a cuff instead. It's carefully made and looks good paired with anything due to the neutral shades :) I see it as an alternative to traditional corsages and has no expiry date.
5 line folds across cuff. Middle panels hammered and hand stamped with stars. Pickled, oxidsed and polished to highlight texture. Lightly heat patinaed on rest of cuff. Approx 3cm (just over 1") wide.
Go dancing with the stars with “Lavender Falls“!
This luxurious cuff features sumptuous leather and iridescent beads that spill over like a waterfall into gradient shades of purple, lavender, lilac. The perimeter of “Lavender Falls” is entirely framed by eye catching bugle beads and closes with a solid silver twist lock. The interior is black grosgrain fashioned to securely carry your bounty in high style.
This is one accessory worthy of stage and screen - you will feel like a star whenever you put it on! Great for holding your bills, ID, and credits cards while having a night out on the town, dinner & dancing, or performances.
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Lavender Falls Specs:
* Length - 4.5 inches [11 cm]
* Fits up to a 9 inch [22 cm] wrist comfortably
* Twist lock closure
2 Drop Peyote Cuff Bracelet with integrated buttonhole and toggle closure.
Size 11 seed beads
Designed by Unique You and beaded by Christine Ray in 2011.
Black background; red, orange and pinkpeace signs.
Outfit breakdown
Glitter Tale /> "strawberry parfait" pinafore dress & hairbows
F+F /> blouse
offbrand /> cherry lace-cuff socks
Each cuff is unique and one of a kind. Made by hand from pure stainless steel, garment grade leather and other materials.
Think of a nice summer evening. You can be reminded of the summer evening with this lovely cuff bracelet with a sea shell reflecting the moonlight.
This is an original bead pattern design created in 3 drop peyote stitch by me.
This pattern is available at the Bead Patterns Boutique.
Here are some Invader Zim Cuffs and a Bender Cuff. The two on the end are not finished (ran out of beads, oh darn guess I'll have to order some more). These will be sewn onto leather and be all finished up! :D
I cut this cuff out of sheet metal, textured it using special texturing hammers, and then played with its shape. The rough nature of the bends is deliberate, as I didn't want to do something that was perfectly rounded. Once it was done, I used liver of sulfur with some ammonia added in. The ammonia is responsible for the gorgeous colors on the bracelet's inside in particular.