Oh boy! I got such a reaction from the necklace I posted the other day, I thought I should give you some more angles. I do have lots of photos of it. So here are some more. To answer Kim's questions about the assembly. I made a bunch of headpins basically and glued the wire into them. I then covered the wire in rubber tubing and glued another headpin top on the other end of the wire. This way I could twist them around the neck wire I made.
There are also ceramic beads strung on the neck wire and some charms. I just kept adding until there was no more room. I especially like the clasp so here is a back view.
Have a great day,
Wowza! That is UBER FUN!
ReplyDeleteI love that you covered the wire in the tubing. I have bunch of that in bright colors and I think you just gave me an inspiration! Enjoy the day! Erin
AWESOME!!! so sweet of you to answer my question!
ReplyDeleteyou are so creative and i love seeing what new goodies you come up with :)
Did regular jewelry glue work on the headpin wire combination. This necklace is awesome and so color. Love it.
ReplyDeleteThat is quite the necklace - right in line with the whole "statement necklace" trend that has been going on this year.
ReplyDeleteI am big fan of two part epoxy. I have never tried anything else. I would think it would work though.
ReplyDeleteGlad you all like the necklace, I am going to have to dig through some of my other photo files and see what else I haven't shown you!
ReplyDeleteWOW! that is a super crazy necklace. Loving it!i just love your beads. I'm always looking at them in your shop and on Etsy. One of these days I am going to splurge and get some of them :)
ReplyDeleteLove this...it is just so fun and happy! When I saw it, I couldn't help but smile!
ReplyDeleteBead Happy!
Michelle
Love, love, LOVE it.
ReplyDeleteAll kinds of wacky crazy fun going on in that necklace!!! Wonderful way to pull all those pieces together!
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