




I have always loved necklaces with lots of different shapes and types of stones, But I am too cheap to buy a 16 inch strand of twelve different shapes. Since I don't sell jewelry, that is too much of one thing. Never before have a gone to a show where there were bins of mixed shapes for sale individually like these!
My first design included smaller silver wirework components,(3rd photo) but they were just distracting. I ended up putting the stones on silver wire loops and using silver oval jump rings to attach them together.
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Fur cute!! I'm interested in making jewelry but it looks expensive. Kelsey is making everybody origami necklaces for Christmas. She just did a dolphin one.
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