Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Fun With Washers
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My friend Liz got some of the washers that Julie Picarillo uses in her beautiful original designs. And, because we all rushed out to buy Julie's book, we had to rush out and get washers. :) I decided that using them for other things might be fun so this is what I made. :)
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6 comments:
Cute! Are those eye pins converted into ear wires? Clever!
Now that is a clever idea. You could make a whole chain of the washer for a necklace..... or a bracelet.
Do they come in different sizes? BJ
I could see these as a wind-chime as well as jewelry...or simply a really cool decorative window hanging! :)))
Kinda, Kat. :) They are custom ear wires I made but they do look like eye pins, don't they? I don't think regular eye pins would be strong enough to use as ear wires.
I know, Beej, I think that would be really cute. I didn't have enough matching ones, tho.
That would be cool, Mary. I think bigger washers might be better, tho. Or, you'd need a zillion of them :)
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