Monday, 28 September 2009

Holly bracelets

I have tried a play-doh technique invented by Idit Zoota for making canes of unusual shapes (you can read more about it and see videos at Yonat's page), and I came up with these holly leaves.

I've added some red glass beads and finished leaves into festive christmasy bracelets.



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7 comments:

SummersStudio said...

These are gorgeous. Love the beads and leaves together.

28 September 2009 06:10
Arlene Harrison said...

I love the play-doh technique for making borderless canes. Your holly leaves are just gorgous and when strung with the red beads, even more so. Great job!

28 September 2009 09:41
Rebekah said...

Lovely bracelet designs - the "berry" beads perfect with your leaves! Great use of the play-dough technique. :-)

28 September 2009 11:26
Zu said...

Thank you so much every one!

5 October 2009 02:22
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8 October 2009 19:39
martita said...

what a Christmas climate... :)
first bracelete is gorgeous :)

8 November 2009 10:33
Sandy said...

I really love these. I'm going to have to try the technique soon as part of my 50 blog entries about canes in 2010. Your work is wonderful, I spent a great hour reading your blog.

30 January 2010 11:07

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