The best thing is, however, that whilst they start looking amateurish, when they shrink the detail seems so much more professional and fine.
Monday, 23 September 2013
And Yet More!
In my last detour from food (for a while, I promise...) I thought it would be nice to talk about my last hobby in terms of craft: yes, as well as stitching, latch hook, and candles I also love to make jewellery. OK, so I'm not so prolific or own a huge collection of equipment like some (I'm talking to you, Ana) but I did get a large box of beads for my birthday a few years ago, and I love using them: the beads are unusually shaped, handmade and one-of-kind so I save the centre pieces for special projects. I made these two yesterday, the first is a bracelet with a sterling silver flower and the other is a way to stop me losing my tiny memory stick. Both are very, very basic in terms of beading (a loop and a line) but the result can still be pretty, showing you don't always need to over complicate things:
As well as beading I also really like shrink art, which are basically sheets of plastic that shrink and thicken when heated for a few minutes. This is also really nice and very easy too:
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I really like the blue bracelet - blue and silver are your colours! :)
ReplyDeleteHey! I happen to like (seemingly) over complicated designs! Lovely colours for the bracelet, lovely blog :)
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't an insult... :D
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