After a lot of practice and mostly fails, I have finally perfected my implosion beads! Theses ones have an orange center and light teal petals. ~SOLD~
This bracelet is the most intricate design I have done so far. I was commissioned by a friend to create a bracelet based on the different birthstones of his family. I got the stones (2x peridot, 1x citrine, and 1x ruby) from Ada at 72 Gem St., she has the most beautiful and comprehensive collection of precious and semi-precious stones in Toronto! The bracelet turned out as what I imagined it would be like, I am more than thrilled with the results. It did take me about 2 months to complete on and off, and it was worth every second of my time. ~SOLD~
I have just gotten into crocheting in the past few months and had some left over fingering weight wool/silk yarn. With my stash of lampwork and yarns increasing by the week, what better way to incorporate this new hobby into my jewelry and lampwork designs?!
I love a good pen, so when I discovered that there are pens that you can add beads to them, I was ecstatic. I can keep lampwork on rotate for the pen, think about the possibilities! They make awesome presents too, functional and pretty to look at. This is one pen no one will be throwing away, the ink is easily refillable as well. ~FOR SALE~
