I had mentioned in my previous post about creating samples for my Shop with the NEW pieces. It was so much fun creating pieces with the new components. Below are a few digital collages including the samples:
Into the Jungle Earrings
The above earrings are really simple to make, but are real show-stoppers! I used a new Swarovski crystal clover bead in Sunflower, with the new bronze Candice Wakumoto Lauae Fern Leaf Link and gold-filled earwires with 3mm Stardust beads.
A Time for Love Bracelet
The above bracelet is a little bit more involved, but is still pretty simple to make. The new sterling silver Open Heart Charm from Candice Wakumoto is paired with gunmetal chain and jump rings, a black ceramic "owl-eye" link from Nancy Schindler of Round Rabbit, a keyhole "mini-Tart" from Glass Garden Beads, a ceramic timepiece link from Earthenwood Studio, a smooth, matte onyx bead, and a sterling silver toggle from my family at Green Girl Studios.
Peony Morning Necklace
This dainty necklace features the new bronze Peony Link from Candice Wakumoto. I used it with a new Swarovski crystal mini-pear pendant and some wire-wrapped chain made of tiny crystal rondelles. I used a gold-plated, swivel, lobster clasp (not shown). It's a delicate design that is perfect for spring.
If you haven't stopped by the Shop already, make sure you swing by to see all the new pieces! I am especially excited about all the new pieces from Candice, which you can see by CLICKING HERE.
5 comments:
OMG I love what you did here! I just bought several of your new Candice pieces- they are WONDERFUL! I am so excited to get them. I just love her work. I wish I could have bought more!
Really nice Andrew. And I love the skulls in the shop. How did you create the collage?
Superb creations!
Im wowed with your beautiful creations. You've got a really unique designs out there and very elegant too. It goes out well with any outfit especially the "i time for love" bracelet and the "peony morning necklace is very feminine. I just love all of it!:)
THose are too cool, Andrew, and I love how you created the photography to go along with the pieces!
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