Showing posts with label silver. Show all posts
Showing posts with label silver. Show all posts

Tuesday, 22 September 2009

Happy Autumn!

It's officially autumn now (the TNBC calendar says "Autumn Equinox" so it must be so), and I can therefore stop feeling a bit premature for talking about Halloween :) So, with only five and a half weeks, or 38 days, to go until the big day, I've been adding lots more spooky goodies to the Etsy shop.

After buying some wonderful Halloween-themed supplies, I created a little collection of beaded dangles:

The little bells I bought were used in creating these three pieces:

Purple Bat Dangle - a beaded Halloween decoration

Green Witchy Dangle - a beaded Halloween decoration

My favourite is this one, because the large orange bead looks like a big chunk of candy :)

Orange Bat Dangle - a beaded Halloween decoration

I'd also bought some glow-in-the-dark beads, both round and bat-shaped, which went into the making of these:

Glow-in-the-Dark Bat Dangle - a beaded Halloween decoration

Little Glow-in-the-Dark Bat Dangle - a Halloween decoration in beads and copper wire

Pop into the Halloween section of my shop for all of the above and more!

I've also been working on a commission for four silver pieces:

Commission

You can't tell from this picture, but the bat on the bottom right is huge! 16 inches wide in fact, double the size of my usual bats. Was awkward but fun to make :)

Monday, 15 December 2008

Fuzzy Bats

My Pink Fuzzy Bat has been reduced! No, it hasn’t shrunk (noes!) – its price is just smaller. Hurrah! This gothic yet contemporary pendant is made from silver-plated wire, a pink felt bead, and pink leather-like cord. I’ve reduced it from $30 to $20. Click below for the listing:

Pink Fuzzy Bat - a necklace with a felt bead

My other Fuzzy Bats have not been reduced, but they are still just as fabulous. Each one has been made from silver wire, leather cord and a felt bead. Click the individual images for each listing:

Turquoise Fuzzy Bat - a necklace with silver wings and a felt bead

Red Fuzzy Bat - a necklace with silver wings and a felt bead

Purple Fuzzy Bat - a necklace with silver wings and a felt bead

All Fuzzy Bats come shipped in a little recycled box, as do all my necklaces.

Black Fuzzy Bat in box

Your item can also be gift-wrapped and shipped straight to your intended recipient, if it is a present. Just let me know. :)

In other news, my parents very kindly took some of my work to a little charity table-top sale (my Dad is the Treasurer for a charity called Ebrook, which helps people who have learning difficulties) for me, and sold £35 worth of necklaces. Thanks folks :D

Thursday, 22 May 2008

I spy with my little eye, something beginning with ... S

Is it Sneddonia? Is it Superman? Is it soup?

Nope:

Boris - a purple wire-wrapped spider pendant with quartz

Now do you know what it is? No, Boris doesn't begin with S. Try again, maybe Rosie can help you:

Rosie - a pink wire-wrapped spider pendant

Now you've got it! Here's another one, the lovely Charlotte:

Charlotte (365/20)

And another one, the glamorous Astrid, who has woven beads into her web:

Astrid - detail

Talking of webs, how about some cobweb necklaces? Click the image below for some:

Steel Cobweb Pendant with pink cord

Or maybe a cobweb sculpture or two?

Steel Cobweb

Spiderweb

These are great actually, because you can also hang your earrings and things from them:

Cobweb - a sculpture in steel wire

Thanks for looking :D

Thursday, 3 April 2008

I'm an April Fool!

And not just for posting this a couple of days after the 1st, lol. On April Fools' Day itself, I went into work just before 12, thinking that's when I started. I came downstairs to look at the rota and see where I was, and the manager then informed me I wasn't due in til 6! Doh. So I pootled around the shops then came home again. At least I got a few decent photos on my way in, so it wasn't an entirely wasted journey!

MillStTree1 MillStTree4
MillStTree5 MillStTree6

I've also nearly finished a necklace I've been working on for a while, called Charlotte. Why Charlotte? Well, I asked folks for ideas for names for my necklaces, and some UK Etsy friends came up with Charlotte, as in Charlotte's Web. All it needs now is a little more wire, which I've ordered off t'internet. Here it is so far:

365/10 - More designs for "Charlotte"
Final Designs for "Charlotte" 365/17 - Charlotte with spider

Talking of spiders, I've just made a new spidery suncatcher. Astrid is the little sister of Rosie. She is also a glamourous little thing, takes after her big sis, and is of course not scary at all, like some spiders can be. Because she likes anything pretty, she has woven beads into her web.

I made Astrid from two beads, one glass and one plastic, with steel wire threaded through and wrapped around them. This wire attaches it to the steel part of her cobweb. This cobweb was made from more steel wire, with copper wire and a mixture of glass and plastic beads in shades of green and blue. This cobweb has a loop at the top, to hang it from.

Astrid - a beaded suncatcher (365/18)

Also, Doctor Who's back on Saturday, yay!

SPT10 - Sneddonia Who?

Saturday, 4 August 2007

Get your Halloween goodies early ...

I know it's a bit early to start thinking about Halloween, but ... What am I saying? It's never too early to start thinking about Halloween!

For some great decorations, check out the new Halloween section in my Etsy shop:



My cobweb necklaces would also be great for Halloween:

Cobweb Necklaces on Etsy

And so would this bat-winged t-shirt:

Batwings t-shirt for a medium-sized gothic girl

Happy Halloween!