I love bracelets, but have a very tiny wrist, and bracelets are usually too big for me.
Therefore I decided to make one for myself, and being a lover of birds, as well as recycling, I made this one. The metal that the bird image is on is reclaimed metal, and the cord is adjustable, so I can slip it over my hand and then tighten it as much as I want.
A friend of mine saw it, and her husband purchased this one for her.
They are a bit more time consuming then the similar necklaces I have made, as I sew the decorations right onto the cord. - but still so enjoyable!
More jewelry to come....
Dear Kim,
ReplyDeleteyour necklaces looks beautiful! Love the birdie variant.
May I invite you to the next dc this weekend? I'm the host with SNAKE...
Your pics of snow and ice are very impressive to me!
x Ariane.
I love them and the adjustable knots make it so easy too...
ReplyDeleteThe simplicity and beauty of these is remarkable Kim. Beautiful design you have made (construction) and I bet these would sell like hot cakes. If they are time consuming to make, charge for your time, don't forget. Everything is relative. Awesome work. *smiles* Norma,x
ReplyDeletep.s. beautiful photography on your play date with the family.:)
Kim I have a very small wrist too and dont often wear bracelets as they are too big. LOVE this adjustable bracelet you've made, what a great idea, and that bird image is lovely.
ReplyDeleteJacky xox
Very clever idea! I agree with Fairyyellow, I bet they would make great sellers. Besides just being beautiful!
ReplyDeletethey are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your words on my blog, in fact I´m drawing in the old style:
with ink (I prefer Sepia not black) and pen. I love the sound of the pen over the paper and the interruption if I have to put new ink on the pen again, know what I mean?
have a good time
x
Stefanie
I love bracelets, and yours are a great design (btw, I don't have tiny wrists). happy weekend, sus
ReplyDeletethere's beauty.
ReplyDeleten♥
Again, I love the birdie one.
ReplyDelete- Sherrie (Bird Lady)
http://www.birdladyblog.blogspot.com