I have been working on this large pendant yesterday. It is rather large and heavy-ish. It looks absolutely surreal.
This is original design from Blue Buddha Boutique.
I am thinking what would be the best option for it - velvet ribbon or long chain...
Sunday, 3 August 2014
Tuesday, 15 July 2014
Real chainmaille bracelet

I have made this little bracelet. I took wide slide clasp and added to it a simple chainmaile made out of 3 different metals. I have made a lot of pictures to show how the chainmaille flows.
Materials:
- about 860 rings;
- Wire 1mm thick, rings 3.5mm ID, made by me
- stainless steel slide clasp with magnet
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Tuesday, 17 June 2014
Monday, 2 June 2014
New earrings
I've bought knitting needles size 20mm for making large rings. This free tutorial from BBB was ideal to try these large rings. I didn't realise earrings will look so big :)
Materials:
- gold plated findings
- gold plated wire
Monday, 31 March 2014
Featured in treasure list
It is always a nice surprise when your handwork has been featured in a treasury on Etsy.
Here is my chainmaille choker.
Here is my chainmaille choker.
Monday, 3 March 2014
Hearts-hearts-hearts!!! iPhone case
This Phone case was made to fit iPhone 5.
I love making these beaded phone cases. If someone wants to have a unique phone case, please order in my Etsy shop. I should be able to create any pattern.
Materials used:
- Japanese seed beads #8 (over 3500 of little beads);
- Heard wearing thread
I love making these beaded phone cases. If someone wants to have a unique phone case, please order in my Etsy shop. I should be able to create any pattern.
Materials used:
- Japanese seed beads #8 (over 3500 of little beads);
- Heard wearing thread
Thursday, 27 February 2014
Pi pattern for smart phone case
I became an owner of the first smart phone and decided to make a special case for it.
This is created using bead rope technique. Pattern here is not random as it seems. This is a very mathematical thing. Remember pi = 3.14 which we know from school? These days π has been calculated to over two quadrillion decimal places and still there is no pattern.
My phone case uses about 600 decimal places of π.
This is created using bead rope technique. Pattern here is not random as it seems. This is a very mathematical thing. Remember pi = 3.14 which we know from school? These days π has been calculated to over two quadrillion decimal places and still there is no pattern.
My phone case uses about 600 decimal places of π.
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