$15.00 Well it's the weekend again! I was so looking forward to a hike the kids and I had planned up to Rainbow Falls today. It is that time of the year again. I have Spring Fever and can't wait to enjoy God's beautiful work that surrounds us. With Spring comes the rain, and thank God for the rain so we can have some beautiful flowers and veggies, but today!? Kind of stinks. Hopefully it will clear out and be nice by next weekend. Just in case you aren't aware, there are som many things o d around here that are easy on eyes. I have made a commitment this year to spend as much time with the kids exploring, Rainbow Falls is our start. I am going to see how they handle the 3.5 hour hike and then continue from there. My research has given me around 200 different waterfalls in this area and along the Blue Ridge Parkway. Don't worry, I will post plenty of pictures.
Today turns out to be a great beadmaking day. I am adding some pictures of the beads I have created this week. I love this new scalloped design. They will have so many uses, bracelets, earrings, I see alot of dangling charms. Enjoy!
Today turns out to be a great beadmaking day. I am adding some pictures of the beads I have created this week. I love this new scalloped design. They will have so many uses, bracelets, earrings, I see alot of dangling charms. Enjoy!
SOLDThese sold as soon as I put them out. I love this combination, but I can make these in a custom order in whatever color you like, just make sure that when you email me you let me know if you prefer the mix or all one color. They are $15.00.
SOLDI absolutley love the mossy greens and natural ivory look to these. They sold but I can do a custom order in these also. They are $18.00
Whimsical Ocean Treasures
This is a beautiful sterling silver ocean themed charm bracelet. I have used all sterling silver components. The chain is Italian sterling silver. I have used my own lampwork headpins to create these beautiful hanging charms in frosted saphire blue, frosted crystal clear, frosted light aquamarine, mettallic silver black, and white with swirls. I have also included sterling silver sea horse, cockle shells, starfish, and stingray charms. They are mixed in with sterling silver gypsy bells, and mystic blue pearls. The closure is a simple roped sterling silver toggle clasp measuring 22/6 mm.
You will love this bracelet it measures 7 1/2" .
This is a beautiful sterling silver ocean themed charm bracelet. I have used all sterling silver components. The chain is Italian sterling silver. I have used my own lampwork headpins to create these beautiful hanging charms in frosted saphire blue, frosted crystal clear, frosted light aquamarine, mettallic silver black, and white with swirls. I have also included sterling silver sea horse, cockle shells, starfish, and stingray charms. They are mixed in with sterling silver gypsy bells, and mystic blue pearls. The closure is a simple roped sterling silver toggle clasp measuring 22/6 mm.
You will love this bracelet it measures 7 1/2" .
$164.00
Fly Away
This is a beautiful charm bracelet created with my own lampwork bead birdies as focals. I used pastel lichen odd, great glass, and transparent cobalt blue. Each little birdie adds it's own personality in this bracelet. I used antiqued solid brass paddle headpins, accented with blue saphire crystals. I made the teardrop charms with my own lampworked headpins. They are in transparent cobalt blue and pastel odd lichen, and wrapped in antiqued brass wire. The chain is an antiqued solid brass fancy figaro, absolutely beautiful. The closure is a focal all on it's own, a round filigree box clasp in antiqued brass. The bottom picture is a close up of this beautiful clasp.
This bracelet measures 7 1/2", it can be resized if you need.
$72.00
This is a beautiful charm bracelet created with my own lampwork bead birdies as focals. I used pastel lichen odd, great glass, and transparent cobalt blue. Each little birdie adds it's own personality in this bracelet. I used antiqued solid brass paddle headpins, accented with blue saphire crystals. I made the teardrop charms with my own lampworked headpins. They are in transparent cobalt blue and pastel odd lichen, and wrapped in antiqued brass wire. The chain is an antiqued solid brass fancy figaro, absolutely beautiful. The closure is a focal all on it's own, a round filigree box clasp in antiqued brass. The bottom picture is a close up of this beautiful clasp.
This bracelet measures 7 1/2", it can be resized if you need.
$72.00
$51.00
This is a beautiful pair of mystic blue earrings. I have used a special pair of my own lampwork beads in this design. The beads are made with beautiful swirls and accented with transparent blue. I have added sterling silver accents and hung them on beautiful sterling french ear wires. These will look gorgeous on you, or perfect for a gift. These pretty little earrings measure 40mm including the ear wire. The bead is a little over 10mm.
$32.00
Ocean Tide
The beauty of the deep blue sea has always intrigued me, as will these beautiful earrings intrigue you. They are made with my own lampwork beads. I have used pastel white and a beautiful blue frit to create this swirled design. I have added sterling silver accents and hung them on beautiful sterling french ear wires. These will look gorgeous on you, or perfect for a gift. These pretty little earrings measure 37mm including the ear wire. The bead is a little over 9mm.
$21.00
Blue Saphire
This is a beautiful pair of creamy saphire blue earrings. I have used a special pair of my own lampwork beads, accented with blue saphire crystals. They are enclosed in trinity brass leaf bead caps. They hang on beautiful antiqued kidney ear wires. These will look gorgeous on you, or perfect for a gift. These pretty little earrings measure 2" including the ear wire. The bead is a little over 10mm.
$8.00Desert Skies
Ocean Reef
$18.00
Moonlight Orchid
$18.00
All of these can be found in my Etsy Shop
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