Little bit of everything

Here are a few samples of things I've been working on in the past month.

 Christmas tree earrings for the festive season!



Knitted cuff bracelets with stone chips.

More knitted bracelets.

Orange amber stones with black squares in a bracelet. 

Pearls and turqoise glass in a three row bracelet.

Wine charm sets, perfect for gift giving!

A long necklace with amber coloured crystals and silver chain. 

Bookmarks!

Nifty Necklaces

Today I'm posting pictures of some of my favourite necklaces to show off some of my different designs.

This necklace has loops of different coloured chain.

Pink pearls with silver diamonds.

For the holiday season, handmade pepermint candies with silver and pearl accents.

Blue and black beads make a sharp accent piece.

Bronze chain with brown and cream pearls.

Purple, pearls, and pink with rose gold wire.

Pink stone chips with handmade gold clovers.

Silver, gunmetal, and hematite beads.

Turquoise and orange in a fun irregular pattern.

Every orange bead I could find at the time!

100% recycled from vintage pieces.

Pink stone chips in a braid.

Pearl cluster in harvest colours.

All Saints Craft Fair

On November 5, I will be selling my jewellery at the All Saints Craft Fair with my friend Robin of Bluebird Treasures. All Saints Catholic High School is located in Kanata (West Ottawa) and this annual Christmas fair is a fund raiser for the charities and initiatives that the school supports.

Here is a link to the flyer:
https://ash.ocsb.ca/modules/_454_1/2011%20CRAFT%20FAIR%20FLYER.pdf

Admission is $1 or a canned good for the food drive. Hope to see you there!!

Thanksgiving Fair

 On Thanksgiving weekend, my grandma (Crosstown Jewellery) and I set up a booth in the curling rink at the Norwood Fair. Over three days we met some wonderful people and had a lot of fun selling our jewellery together! 



And the highlight of the fair is always the giant pumpkin contest. This year's winner was 1188 lbs!!

Steampunk

Steampunk is a trend based on the combination of technology and romance, or industrial revolution and victorian lace. My interpretation of it involves combining different metals in bold designs. If you're still curious about steampunk, ask wikipedia! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steampunk

Coil Bracelets

Memory wire and small beads make up bracelets that fit EVERY wrist!  

And just for the holiday season.... jingle bells!!!

More Rings!

Made with glass beads...