I received a box of a variety of shells and other lovely things and decided I need to make another sea inspired set since the last I had done so was for #79-80. The pendant is two attached shells framed by wire-wrapped sea urchin backbones with attached bead charms which I put together that consist of wooden beads and cloth wrapped wire. The earrings feature the same elements and the ring has another attached shell. For the bracelet, I attached a resin octopus pendant and more shells to a metal cuff.
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Monday, September 22, 2014
Pela - #117-120: the seashell set
This was a fun set to put together, particularly because the bulk of it was inspired by items which were gifted to me for jewelry and craft purposes. I love when people want to give me items to work with because often they will be things I may never have considered using before, which then leads to further inspiration and project ideas. This also has implications when I make custom orders.
I received a box of a variety of shells and other lovely things and decided I need to make another sea inspired set since the last I had done so was for #79-80. The pendant is two attached shells framed by wire-wrapped sea urchin backbones with attached bead charms which I put together that consist of wooden beads and cloth wrapped wire. The earrings feature the same elements and the ring has another attached shell. For the bracelet, I attached a resin octopus pendant and more shells to a metal cuff.
I received a box of a variety of shells and other lovely things and decided I need to make another sea inspired set since the last I had done so was for #79-80. The pendant is two attached shells framed by wire-wrapped sea urchin backbones with attached bead charms which I put together that consist of wooden beads and cloth wrapped wire. The earrings feature the same elements and the ring has another attached shell. For the bracelet, I attached a resin octopus pendant and more shells to a metal cuff.
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