Showing posts with label dangles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dangles. Show all posts

Thursday, January 5, 2012

Evolution of an Earring

These little black and gold earrings are a whim of a creation one night.  




I thought they were nice.  But here is where I learned that the opinion of a friend is priceless.  With this little addition, these earrings went from classic and nice to stand-out.  Thanks for the in-put Katie!  SOLD

Monday, June 13, 2011

Hematite Studded Lemon Drop Earrings!!

I promised you another variation of my Lemon Drop Earrings - so here it is!

  These are a little bid edgier and are an exact match for the Lemon Drop Necklace!  If you want to see more, visit my Etsy Shop.

Friday, April 29, 2011

Calla Lily Earrings

Ahhh!!!  Finally something that resembles a Calla Lily!!!  Ever since spring started, and the Calla Lilies started to bloom, I've been dying to create something Calla-Lily inspired!!!


(Here's one fresh from my garden.)


I actually have been throwing around the idea of a Calla-Lily necklace (in all seed beads), but when I found these filigree pieces at the local craft-store, I couldn't resist!!!  They are a rosy copper color with three "dewdrops" peeking out.  I wire-wrapped everything I could and added little whimsical spiral dangles from the body of earring, creating a chandelier effect!!  
 


I used fire-polished, faceted rondelles and glass drops.  I think they're fun - and a little change-of-pace from my first love - seed beads.   [But I hope to still produce the Calla Lily necklace soon!!!  So stay tuned! ;-) ]


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Sunday, April 18, 2010

Banana-Rama :-)


I was going for an art-deco look inspired after the fabric you see here. But when I finished, I realized how much these earrings looked like a stylized pair of hanging bananas! Oh well, these earrings were really a lot of fun to make and still make me happy just to look at them. The french hooks are sterling plated, but the body of the work is mostly made of Delicas. (If you are wondering about the inspiration for the design, look at the book Shaped Beadwork by Diane Fitzgerald. It's really good.)
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