Showing posts with label polished stone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label polished stone. Show all posts

Friday, July 9, 2010

BEADING IN JULY!

Today I finished up three necklaces.  The first is a rainbow of mauve, blue, and green in a multi-strand necklace, created with seed beads, tube beads, and more of Jeanne's lamp work beads set as the focal point of the necklace.  I love this piece - great for summer.    The second piece is also in mauves with stone chips and polished stone focals.  A heavier chunky look, great for the individual who likes the look of natural stone.  Great for summer or fall, I think.  And lastly, everyone likes a simple black necklace - this one is done with sterling silver accents and a simply wrapped black focal bead.   Which look appeals to you?  I'd love to hear from you and your thoughts on these pieces!  Thanks for looking.  Blessings.  Anita

Monday, August 10, 2009

SALE TODAY ONLY - 10% OFF

JUST AN FYI! I AM HAVING A SALE ON MY ARTFIRE SITE TODAY ONLY! PLEASE STOP BY THE STORE AND BROWSE - HTTP://AJHEARN.ARTFIRE.COM. IF YOU DON'T PURCHASE, THAT'S OKAY!! BUT IF YOU LIKE WHAT YOU SEE, PLEASE SHARE IT WITH YOUR FRIENDS.

THANK YOU FOR LOOKING.

ANITA

Thursday, July 30, 2009

NEW LISTINGS ON ARTFIRE TODAY!!

I have added the new items pictured below onto my Artfire site. To visit, just click on the Artfire logo to the right or go to http://ajhearn.artfire.com. Thanks for looking!! Have a great day. Anita

Saturday, April 11, 2009

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

WIRE WRAPPED POLISHED STONE











I decided today is the day I tackle a wirewrap from a tutorial. I have done some free-form wraps, but nothing structured. The tutorial was one I found on the internet and although directions were vague in some areas, I think I got the gist of it. The polished stone is from my brother Bob's collection - it was his hobby. He is deceased now, but was very supportive of my jewelry making hobby, and I know he would appreciate that I chose one of his stones for this learning adventure.

Addendum: I decided to try another, again, one of Bob's polished stones. Isn't nature WONDERFUL in its design!