It's the month for spooky stuff! Check out these handcrafted Halloween inspired goodies:
Black Noir Web Ribbon by Cathie Filian
Halloween Bat Pendant by Marsha Neal Studio
Raven Bird Toggle Clasp by beetreebyme
Spider Web Pendant by earthenwood
Thank you to the commenters who left links so we could find these treasures to show off!
Show Me more SPOOKY Things!
For October, to celebrate the spookiest month
of the year, please show me some links to handmade beads, pendants, and
jewelry components that are scary, spooky, and in the Halloween spirit!
Post your links in the
comments here and I will select some of your ideas you leave on this
post to highlight in another Show Me
Sunday post.
Here is what some of our beady friends have to show off this week:
A Bead A Day
It's all about perspective when designing, especially when it comes to scary Halloween projects! Beads once thought of as pretty now take on a menacing vibe!
It's all about perspective when designing, especially when it comes to scary Halloween projects! Beads once thought of as pretty now take on a menacing vibe!
About.com Jewelry Making
Hemp and beads and your own two hands equals a super long fabulous necklace.
Hemp and beads and your own two hands equals a super long fabulous necklace.
Art Bead Scene
Heather has some beautiful examples and tips for using the new Vintaj patinas on metal
Heather has some beautiful examples and tips for using the new Vintaj patinas on metal
Carmi's Art/Life World
A simple twist and some pinning results in a recycled t-shirt rose.
A simple twist and some pinning results in a recycled t-shirt rose.
Resin Crafts!
A vintage postcard with dried edelweiss is the inspiration for a new bracelet!
A vintage postcard with dried edelweiss is the inspiration for a new bracelet!
Snap out of it, Jean! There's beading to be done!
Jean reports on a cozy Autumn email from Cynthia at the lovely jewelry and craft store, Ornamenta
Jean reports on a cozy Autumn email from Cynthia at the lovely jewelry and craft store, Ornamenta
Melanie Brooks is the ceramic beadmaker behind Earthenwood Studio, who blogs from her Metro Detroit, Michigan home.
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