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Allison B. replied to ~RE Ausetkmt's discussion 'What's Your Favorite Jewelry Creation Method' in the group jewelry makingJune 23

I have a hard time deciding what I like to do the most. This is why I have so many lines. I do love working in metal and i love creating different ways to combine components to create bracelets.

Allison B. replied to ~RE Ausetkmt's discussion 'What's Your Favorite Jewelry Creation Method' in the group jewelry makingJune 23

I have a hard time deciding what I like to do the most. This is why I have so many lines. I do love working in metal and i love creating different ways to combine components to create bracelets.

Danielle Renee Mullen replied to ~RE Ausetkmt's discussion 'What's Your Favorite Jewelry Creation Method' in the group jewelry makingJune 23

I love wire wrapping also. I had taken a basic lesson years ago and became very frustrated. I felt like I was all thumbs. I was determined and threw away my instructions and practiced with inexpensive wire. I found that by working the wire from wi...

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About My Art, Hobby, Craft: I enjoy making OOAK Jewelry, doing various kinds of Beading; making Wirewrap Jewelry; playing with PMC; Sewing; doing Tie and Dye, Crochet, and all kinds of Wearable Accessories for Women including Custom OOAK Purses and Antique Satchels.

I joined Art hobby to:: learn a new craft, connect with others, share techniques and advice, gain marketing tips

Where in the World are You?: US and UK

About Me and My Art, Hobby, Craft:: I love crafts and have since I was a child. I'm passing my love for craftiness onto my Granddaughter.

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VID * Recycled Fashion Trends and Suprises

Spring Showers in your area ?
be a recycled fashion trendsetter and wear a recycled rain poncho;
you will stand out in the downpour fashionably.promise.

this vid also talks a lil about making your own Prom or Special Occasion Frock,
it's so reassuring to see the youth taking up the recycled fashion trend, and making it theirs.

spend a lil time in your closet and re-create your own style.

Enjoy,

~RE

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Posted on May 27, 2008 at 4:33am — 2 Comments

Recycled Fashion; Lets make a pair of Capri's; a Halter Top and a Hoodie

Threadbanger shows you How To Make Your Own Hoodie and other neat threadhead stuff

Diy: how to make a halter top out of t-shirt
A tutorial on how to make a halter top out of a t shirt you don't want anymore. A cheap and fun summer fashion craft item.

Summer is the perfect time to get creative with your clothing, even if you don’t know how to sew. With these instructions, you can turn… Continue

Posted on May 16, 2008 at 5:30am — 1 Comment

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At 4:57am on August 31, 2008, ania said…: wow. you're works are beautiful! and thanks for the invite :D

At 6:39pm on July 26, 2008, Ildi M said…: beautiful!i like especially those ones with the millefiori beads included!

At 4:01pm on May 23, 2008, eddy said…: Beautiful jewelry! I love the Threadhead videos also, I've bookmarked several.

At 10:49pm on May 17, 2008, Erin Jones said…: I would do a tutorial but 1) I don't know how and 2) Its' really not that hard to do, it just takes a little patience in waiting out the days. Don't be afraid of using the bleach and stuff...Really.

At 10:47pm on May 17, 2008, Erin Jones said…: Oh, no....do that OUTSIDE! YIPES! Its' not going to combust or anything but the smell is ....oh, so lovely..... Do this outside away from everyone you love and close to the neighbor you really dislike. ;-)

At 8:32pm on May 16, 2008, Paula Mae said…: Hi ~RE..
I saw a person wearing a hat and a bunny face stick to the hat, that's where i get the idea for that confused bunny face = D I just made the pattern of the body based on my imagination. First, you have to make the whole patterns, head, arms, body and legs oh..don't forget the ears! trace the patterns onto felt fabric,cut and make them each two pieces, front and back. I don't know the name of the stitching method, maybe you can ask Connie for that. Just sew it that way, make a hole for stuffing (use the polyfibre or cotton) do it on every part of the bunny, then join them together.
Sorry for the confusing tutorial, if you have any questions , please feel free to ask..It's a lack of vocabulary that makes me talk (write) funny english = ( so sad..sad..sad....
Thank you for your kind comments ~RE..
Hugs, Paula

At 11:37pm on May 8, 2008, Allison B. said…: Your Pieces are wonderful!
Jewelry is where is started and still love to do. The ceramic side started as I took more ceramics as electives while in school. Do you work in clay as well?

At 2:21pm on May 5, 2008, Paula Mae said…: Whoa...loads of unique designs....
Hello new friend..= )
How did you make those twirls? are those beads and stones? what are they made of? they're so pretty...
Thank you for adding me as your friend..umm...how should I call you, RE?

At 10:28pm on May 4, 2008, Erin Jones said…: I love your jewelry..so pretty and unique. No, I don't use fusible fabric when I make my dolls. Depending on which doll you like, there are patterns available by the artist. Let me know which one your interested in and I will gine you the 411. ;-)Thanks for your kind words.

At 1:53pm on May 4, 2008, Diane Stafford said…: Love your jewelry pics :>) The combinations are wonderful. Any hints or tips to share with members would be welcomed. cheers Di