Here are a few different ways I utilized the supplies Prima Bead sent me this month.
I really loved these little sewing charms and wanted to incorporate them into my sewing room. I use this painted tin can as a mini garbage can. It sits on my sewing table and when I'm sewing I can stick thread or small bits of fabric in it as I'm working. Basically I just grabbed some twine, strung the charms on and tied it in place around the can. Super simple and adds some charm ;)
You may remember these Kumihimo Bracelets I shared a few months back. Well, I had made one for my mom for her birthday. It just so happens that her birthday is in October so when I received these charms I knew I needed to add them to her bracelet before I gave it to her.
I made some bracelets. When I make bracelets, I like to lay out the beads to come up with a pattern. I really like random bracelets, but my mind does not work that way. For an in-depth tutorial see my How to Make a Bracelet post.
Here are two of the bracelets I made.
You can find these two bracelets in my etsy shop - Bits of Sparkle and Lace.
I'm loving the little charms on the clasps. It just adds a little extra cuteness.
Love the clasp and charm combinations which really added to your bracelet designs!
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Such sweet jewelry you have made - I love bracelet designs where the clasps serve as the focal - so cute! And the decoration you added to your sewing room trash can definitely adds character to it. Love these! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful creations Rachel :o) x
ReplyDeleteI love the bracelet you give to your mom. It is really beautiful. But how long did you make? Is it easy to make one?
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