I took a break this weekend
from crocheting to make some jewelry
My other obsession
I have had this idea in my head
and finally took the time to
see if it would work
I purchased some turquoise
stones at the
Rose Bowl Flea Market
the last time I was there
and I wanted to see
if I could solder
one onto something
I had taken a class some time ago
to learn how to etch on copper
and made this copper heart
It went perfect with the stone
that kinda looks like a heart
I love how it turned out!
I have 3 more stones
waiting to be turned
into something
Robin
It's beautiful! I love turquoise.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE turquoise. It is my favourite gem and this is beautiful. You are so talented x
ReplyDeleteHi Robin, Oh this is beautiful! One of my favorite colors, you are so talented! Hope all is well. Hugs, Terri
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous Robin, great job.
ReplyDeleteMeredith
Jewelry is something I buy not make. I am however super impressed with your skills. The copper turquoise combo is a winner in my book. Fab!
ReplyDeleteSo well done! Gorgeous jewel & rare!!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love it!
ReplyDeleteJust stumbled across your blog, really happy to have found it its super good.Your jewelry you have made I would so wear it, it really is original x
ReplyDeleteMore gorgeousness Robin! I too have a real weakness for making jewelry! One of my favorite techniques is peyote beadwork/stitching. I can really relate to the Czech bead love! Wish I'd have bought more years ago! I also am in love with your blog! Can't wait to make another of your pretty patterns! ♡♡♡
ReplyDeleteMore gorgeousness Robin! I too have a real weakness for making jewelry! One of my favorite techniques is peyote beadwork/stitching. I can really relate to the Czech bead love! Wish I'd have bought more years ago! I also am in love with your blog! Can't wait to make another of your pretty patterns! ♡♡♡
ReplyDeleteMore gorgeousness Robin! I too have a real weakness for making jewelry! One of my favorite techniques is peyote beadwork/stitching. I can really relate to the Czech bead love! Wish I'd have bought more years ago! I also am in love with your blog! Can't wait to make another of your pretty patterns! ♡♡♡
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