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Custom order #2

I was asked to make this jewellery set for a wedding for mother-of-the-bride. She chose this stunning set from Scott David Plumlee's books

This is how it all started:

• I've ordered quite a lot of sterling silver wire and findings
• I've coilled all wire and made a lot if rings (about 1300 of them) using drill, knitting needles and jewler's saw

After all rings were ready I started to weave and stopped before finishing, to make sure bracelet and necklace fit perfectly. I had to remove one section in bracelet and add 3 sections to the necklace.

Before attaching Svarowsky crystals I've polished all items in special solution. It all became very shiny.

Crystalls are attached with tiger wire.

Necklace in black colours

I've decided to have a go at my stash of seed beads. For a long time I wanted to make leafy necklace using black-and-grey beads. I think it will be gorgeous.

Some more metal work

My handywork is selling much better at the real shop then online.

Let me present you some new things in the season.

•  Bracelet for charms
• Variation or the"Rondo" bracelet with black rings
• "Stepping stones" earrings

I also have a pendant that matches the "Stepping stones earrings"

Spyral with beads

New bracelet has been added to my collection.

Maretials used:
- Silver plated wire
- silver plated findings
- Matsuno sead beads

More colours

I've made more triangular chainmaille earrings with different beads. They are all available for sale in my "boutique"

Materials:
- Silver plated wire;
- Matsuno sead beads;
- Silver plated findings

Chainmaille Earrings

Maretials used:
- Matsuno seed beads #8;
- Silver plated wire 20ga and 16 ga;
- Silver plated findings.