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Showing posts with label waxed linen. Show all posts

Tuesday, 28 May 2013

My Earrings Era

I'm in an earrings period. And here are two new pairs:

Emerald Amber Lavender
  • Emerald green with opal white windowed dots, lamp worked disks - RedRedMelt
  • Amber swirly lamp worked disks - SueBeads
  • Brass flower links
  • Lavender waxed linen cording
  • Brass wire and findings
  • Vintaj brass earring hooks

Elephant Walk
  • Brick red/brown ceramic hearts - Mary Harding
  • Emerald blue-green elephants in polymer clay - PipsJewellery
  • Ivory and gold lucite/acrylic beads
  • Fuchsia waxed linen cording
  • Vintaj brass earring hooks
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All my jewelry is available for purchasing, even though I might not yet have listed them in my Etsy Shop. Please let me know if you are interested in any of them. Contact me at: malindekoning[at]hotmail.com


All my best,
Malin

Sunday, 5 May 2013

2 Bracelets and 2 Necklaces

Two new bracelets. And 2 necklaces I made back in January, but haven't properly presented yet.


Bracelet 1 - Seeds and Brass
  • Buri seeds
  • Etched brass beads
  • Polymer Clay disc bead by Pam Wynn
  • Very light blue metallic seed beads
  • Pale green waxed linen cord





Bracelet 2 - Blue Flower

  • Blue Raku fired Ceramic Flower by Jubilee
  • Translucent smoke colored glass nuggets
  • Copper Clasp by Higher Chakra/Metal Fuze
  • Blue waxed linen cord


Very Long Necklace 1 - Bee


  • Ceramic Bee Bead by Nancy Schindler of Round Rabbit
  • Matte Pale Blue Wooden Rounds
  • Pale Green Waxed Linen Cording
  • Large Vintaj Jump Rings
  • Vintage Chain 


Very Long Necklace 2 - Yellow Flying



  • Yellow Bird Pendant by Jade Scott
  • Yellow Matte Irregular Seed Beads
  • Vintaj Brass Clasp
  • Vintaj Brass Jump Rings



  • All my jewelry is available for purchasing, even though I might not yet have listed them in my Etsy Shop. Please let me know if you are interested in any of them. :-)

    All my best,
    Malin


    Friday, 10 June 2011

    ABS June Challenge Necklace - Somewhere Down The Crazy River

    My contribution for the June Challenge at Art Bead Scene became a necklace. It has undergone a few transformations on it's journey to the final piece. Started off as a bracelet with Gaea's green button as the clasp and center piece. 7 strands of waxed linen cord strung with Delica beads size 11/0. But I couldn't make the clasp solution look good. Gave up after trying about 10 different ways. Moody about it of course. I really like all those strands.
    One of the first things I picked out from my stash when starting on the challenge piece was the multi-holed pendant from RoundRabbit. Hey, look at that. I can combine them! I like!!!!
    Also tried quite a few different solutions for the chain/ribbon part. Ended up simplifying it more and more. Now it's only a chain and a leather ribbon. And I kept shortening it too. I generally don't make necklaces as short as this one. But with a pendant like this you want it to sit higher. And you want the fringy bit to hang by the clevage.
    Here's another pathetic try by me to take a photograph with myself as the model. This was the least bad one anyway. I might have a new solution to this "show the piece on" problem. Will see tomorrow how it works. Now I must add a note to this paragraph. I just realized this particular photo wasn't taken by myself at all. My 7 year old daughter took it for me. I guess she didn't keep her hand all that steady either ... Sorry for being unclear.
    Below is the art piece by Odilon Redon we are supposed to be inspired by. It's a lovely lovely painting/pastel. And it was very easy to be inspired by it. I do have some more things simmering on my bead table for more contributions. We'll see if I finish any more of them off.Here on flickr you can see some more contributions from other jewelry artists. More will be added through until the end of the month. So keep coming back if you are the curious kind.


    All my best!
    Malin