Kingston Turquoise leather knotted bracelet and my broken stretchy bracelet re-worked as leather knotted!! Yes, I am having a lot of leather knotting going on around here.
I had posted a few weeks back (in November I believe) about some Kingston turquoise I bought and the special class that I took to recreate a necklace I saw in Beads of Splendor. The necklace also used some big hole pearls. Sunday, I was wearing the necklace and decided I needed to make a matching bracelet. There were only larger nuggets of the turquoise remaining at the store so, though I bought fewer than the necklace, they were heavier and cost more . . even with the discount, lol. I am liking the bracelet I made a lot . . . I have been wearing it constantly.
After I finished the turquoise bracelet, I decided to create the other bracelet with those blue-green beads from the stretchy bracelet. I paired the beads with small silver rondels and ended up with two wraps. I found another stretchy bracelet with matching bigger beads while I was in Hong Kong December 2016. I might wear them together. or maybe just with the turquoise bracelet.
I had posted a few weeks back (in November I believe) about some Kingston turquoise I bought and the special class that I took to recreate a necklace I saw in Beads of Splendor. The necklace also used some big hole pearls. Sunday, I was wearing the necklace and decided I needed to make a matching bracelet. There were only larger nuggets of the turquoise remaining at the store so, though I bought fewer than the necklace, they were heavier and cost more . . even with the discount, lol. I am liking the bracelet I made a lot . . . I have been wearing it constantly.
After I finished the turquoise bracelet, I decided to create the other bracelet with those blue-green beads from the stretchy bracelet. I paired the beads with small silver rondels and ended up with two wraps. I found another stretchy bracelet with matching bigger beads while I was in Hong Kong December 2016. I might wear them together. or maybe just with the turquoise bracelet.
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