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This was hand woven using a vice. The ends were coiled and I hardened it into a cuff. I called it butterfly cause check out the antennae.
Custom Baseball Cuff for Joan, rhinestone pin center, vintage baseball skin, pearling, beige stitch, extra bling on back of cuff, metal lined! Lisa Kettell c.2005-2013
This Leather Cuff is Handmade from a Vintage Belt.
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Polymer clay cabochons made by Sharon Solly. Surrounded with seed and glass beads on UltraSuede backing. Backed with another strip of UltraSuede and joined with gold seeds and gold lined tiny crystal drop beads.
Thread experiment with intermeshing technique that became a wrist cuff. Thread: taupe Cebelia and varieg. denim Manuela.
This bracelet and crochet jewelry process described in my Crochet Inspirations Newsletter #38.
This romantic, Victorian crochet and knit cuff is elegant and sophisticated. The bracelet/cuff has three little faux pearl buttons for closure.Handmade by Martha utilizing 100% pure, silk and faux pearls.
Vintage Baseball Cuff w/vintage 1950's baseball skin,stitching, tiny pearls, rhinestones for Christina!
Art and science, two very different parts of the human experience, have deep links and have long complemented each other. Here, woven into a dense organic body of glass beads in red, orange, green, grey and yellow are a fish vertebrae(Osteology), an abacus-like creation(Mathematics), a pair of junebug wing covers(zoology), a piece of raw citrine(Geology)and a single Swarovski crystal(clarity).
The bracelet is clasped with an artisan lampwork bead(Art).
All of the metal is sterling silver and the bracelet is stitched with Fireline for durability.
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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.
Wes Anderson is one of my all time favourite directors, and this cuff features one of the best quotations from his most recent movie Fantastic Mr. Fox. It's funny how applicable this can be to real life situations, and might even save you the effort to find an appropriate reply at times.
Big crazy tentacle cuff! It got a little out of hand since i was making it up as i went along. I used a laser cut tentacle design i did and made a large layered bracer/cuff from it.
The buckles look a little botched, i didn't plan them well and forgot to add a D-ring to tuck the extra buckle flaps into. Oh well. They work fine though.
This will fit a wrist as small as 7" around but would probably work well for people with larger forearms. Can fit up to 10" around ( 11" if you push it but it might not look right)
This is made from high quality leather, metal rivets and two weird little chain clip accents. Solid brass buckles.
These will be made very occasionally, not repeated often!
Aside from my low light photo and odd choice of fabric (I got *a lot* of it for super cheap) I clearly have another problem. When I get my cuff all flipped around and everything right side out my cuff does not come close to covering my seam up yet alone the cut edge of my fabric. I can't seem to wrap my head around what I am doing wrong or what I am missing in the instructions. Any outside opinions, advice or viewpoints?
Otherwise they will get oily.
This seems to be a surprisingly hard skill to pick up - I wonder if bike rodeos were easier to do in the 80s when everyone practiced cuffing more diligently.
This lovely cuff was designed in the art deco theme. I saw a night light on Etsy that brought this image to my mind. I had created this cuff in Matsuno seed beads in Pink and Amethyst but the pink faded out. So this beauty is created in Transparent Turquoise Blue and Ceylon Pearl White Delicas. Love the new look. Don't get me wrong. I loved the pink and purple too. Was heartbroken when it faded.
The art deco mood must be going around. This lovely turquoise and white cuff was created using the peyote stitch in the art deco style. With all the color combinations, there is no end to the cuffs you can create with this pattern. I beaded up this beautiful cuff and proofed the pattern.
This original bead pattern for this cuff was created in peyote stitch by me.
A bead pattern is available at Bead Patterns Boutique.
These urbun steel cuffs snap on with a functional hinge and are lined with high quality leather for maximum comfort. The image is sealed with a protective gloss finish. Your size made to order.
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A Japanese floral pattern has been etched on approximately two thirds of this simple sterling silver cuff.
Please see Vashti's Crochet Inspirations Newsletter, issue #35, for more information. (Direct link can be found in my Flickr profile, in accordance with Flickr policy.)
This is a simple slip stitch rib fabric crocheted with a bulky novelty yarn. Two rectangles of it are temporarily seamed together in every way I can think of, for a draping brainstorm.
Part of a fun shoot with singer/songwriter Christian Cuff at Head Games in Portland. www.myspace.com/christiancuff
One gunmetal ear cuff with one black Swarovski pearl and black glass teardrop crystal connected with a chain to a black rose earstud for the right ear. There's also a second black rose earstud to complete the set.
I have had so many requests to my something similar to a picture I use for my icon or avatar! (5 nesting bracelets) Here I have taken 3 single bracelets and made them into one!
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.