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Posts Tagged ‘bracelet’
Sometimes all you need to jazz up a plain outfit is a wrist full of bracelets. In her new book, Stashbuster Knits, popular knitting teacher, designer, and author Melissa Leapman offers a new spin on this popular trend that also makes use of your yarn odds and ends. Whether worn individually or stacked, these bangles are a great use of your scrap yarn (if you are willing to spare it!).
One glance at award-winning artist Jennifer Chin’s modern yet delicate jewelry designs, and it’s easy to see why her jewelry line is called Lush Metals. Luckily for jewelry makers, Jennifer now shares her techniques in Hot Connection Jewelry, a go-to reference for mastering the art of soldering, with 23 in-depth lessons and 15 projects straight from her workbench. We caught up with Jennifer just as she was returning from a busy show in Ann Arbor to talk about her first book, as well as how she manages to run a business and still carve out time for creative pursuits.
In Chain and Bead Jewelry Geometric Connections, Scott David Plumlee opens up a world of possibilities, creating an amazing array of jewelry all based on a traditional configuration of jump rings.
Festive chic, semi-formal, downtown chic, cocktail attire, smart casual, creative black tie . . .dress code options on holiday party invitations can be mind-boggling. Whether you’re in jeans or a ball gown, you’ll never go wrong with an eye-catching accessory like the Moss Aquamarine Bracelet (from Nancy Alden’s, Simply Stunning Jewelry: A Treasury of Projects, Techniques, and Inspiration). And we’re offering CrafterNews readers the opportunity to download this beautiful project for free.
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