Hi there! I thought I would pass along some instructions for a fun bracelet. I am in love with combining found objects with my Jangles ceramic beads.
Enjoy!
Jennifer Heynen
Eclectic Bracelet
Supplies Needed:
- Jangles ceramic toggle
- 2 original Jangles ceramic beads
- 6 found objects for charms, (keys, dice, game pieces, bottle caps, etc)
- Approximately 24 inches of seed beads mix
- 30 inches of beading wire
- 8 headpins for making charms
- 4 1mm crimp beads
- Make eight charms with headpins and the beads and objects you have for the bracelet.
- Cut the beading wire into three equal strands. Crimp the three strands to the loop of the toggle.
- Lay out the eight charms evenly spaced on your work table.
- Start stringing some of the seed beads on each strand of beading wire.
- As your stringing, add the charms to the bead wires so they are spaced evenly along the bracelet. I have 2-3 charms on each strand that way the bead strands hang evenly on your wrist.
- Once you have the three strands strung to the correct length for your bracelet, string all three strands though three seed beads.
- String one crimp on to all three strands and crimp to the toggle bar.
- Trim any excess wire.
Jeannie
January 20, 2010 at 4:32 pmColorful and great found objects. Thanks for sharing
TesoriTrovati
January 20, 2010 at 6:10 pmYes! I just bought some of Jennifer's kits and they are chock full of fun finds. I can't wait to make something with them!
Enjoy the day!
Erin
Azure Islands Designs
January 20, 2010 at 6:31 pmThat is such a cute bracelet…love the toggle..I'm a huge fan of unusual, unique toggles…
Cheers
callie
January 20, 2010 at 9:40 pmThis is such a cute bracelet – I love all the fun colors!
Raicreations Designs
January 20, 2010 at 10:28 pmI have the pleasure of forwarding the sunshine award to you, you are very inspiring when it comes to jewellery making.
Myra
Pretty Things
January 21, 2010 at 3:33 amShoot, I just want to buy THIS one!
Chris
January 21, 2010 at 4:21 pmJennifer, this bracelet is TOOOOO cute! Thanks for posting the yummy eye candy!
Alice
January 23, 2010 at 2:18 pmSweet! I love all the colorful components! Thanks for sharing.