…compilation of tutorials
Doesn’t this cuff look most beautiful?
I like best that there are as well empty as well ‘well filled’ spaces and that there are many little beads but this big eye-catcher as well.
She also describes how you can make it yourself – great, isn’t it?
Links:
Bead and Wire Cuff (Recycled costume jewelry? Wire Wrapping Binge – pic heavy)
I find these roses from fabric or paper most beautiful, even without wreath!
And it seems that they are easy to make, which does no harm! ;-))
They should look great for jewelry, too, for a ring or earring e.g.?!
If they’re not exactly your cup of tea simply look for flowers from fabric or flowers from paper ;-)
Links:
Recycled Roses Wreath Tutorial
Here at unikatissima:
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fabric flower
I don’t only like the geometric polymer clay pendant, but also the way the beads are connected.
Links:
Karen’s Geometric Pendant Necklace
Connecting the beads (Karen’s Geometric Pendant Necklace)
I find this ring most beautiful, it is braid from five strands of two silver wires each and the beads are attached at the ends.
Simply yet striking.
Is seems that it looks also wonderful if braided from copper wire – there was some copper wire laying around here somewhere…
;-)
By the way the braiding with five strands doesn’t seem to be very difficult.
Links:
Woven Silver Wire Ring (Woven Wire Cluster Ring)
How to Make a Braid Using More Than Three Strands (English with very helpful step-by-step photos)
Don’t these look wonderful?
And here also it seems that the little roses are quite easy to make – although it seems that you have to be very careful.
A point on my list again ;-)
Links:
Textile Roses (Flower hair clips — with TUTORIAL!)
via: Craftster Best of 2009
These leaves are a kind of Peyote leaves and they are called ‘Russian St. Petersburg leaves’.
She made the tutorial because she didn’t find any – I find that great!
Ehm, I did find another tutorial (just in case) ;-)
If the leaves are called ‘Russian St. Petersburg leaves’ then I think that they are supposed to be made for the St.Petersburg necklace – that stands to reason, doesn’t it? In any case they would match wonderfully.
Links:
Beaded Leaves (Let’s talk leaves ** TUTORIAL**)
How to Make Leaves using St. Petersburg Stitch
Here at unikatissima:
Peyote Leaves
St.Petersburg Necklace
I presented an air-drying clay that was called cold porcelaine before, here is another, similar cold porcelaine recipe.
I have absolutely to try it!
Links:
Cold Porcelaine (How to Make Cold Porcelain)
Here at unikatissima:
Cold Porcelaine
After you have transformed all your spoons to spoon pendants you want perhaps to work on your forks now?
Because what she’s doing here with the plastic forks must surely work with ‘real’ forks, too?! (Although not with a heat gun, I suppose ;-))
Links:
Clear Plastic Fork Ring
Here at unikatissima:
Spoon Pendants
Have you already used up all forks as photoholders and remain only spoons?
Then make little pieces of jewelry from them ;-))
Links:
Spoon Pendants (Look What I Made with a Dremel! – How to Make a Spoon Pendant)
Here at unikatissima:
Card Holder from Fork
