These earrings are another set that were made as a series for a commission to go with a pendant that had already been purchased the prior year. I made 4 sets of earrings for this commision to give my customer a choice. A slightly larger version of this set was chosen.
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These earrings were made as a series for a commission to go with a pendant that had already been purchased the prior year. I made 4 sets of earrings for this commision to give my customer a choice. A slightly smaller version of this set was chosen. Springs recovered from older office equipment , add delicate glass beads and they go together well. Necklace and earring set made with pink and teal glass bead dangles fixed onto a sterling silver necklace. Some of these beads are cut glass and others are lamp worked. A pair of blue fused glass earrings with a simple silver wire wrap. Sports dark blue and black glass accents. This is a very nice set of fused glass that brings to mind swirling sea. With a swirl of silver wire and delicate beaded dangles. Here’s another view of the same set. Earlier I wrote – KT commissioned me to re-design a necklace she had. The re-designed necklace set is pictured here: Here are the earrings and bracelet: Here’s what I did after I took the necklace apart and re-arranged the [...] Clear fused glass with pink and teal stripes, wrapped in pink enameled copper wire with bead dangles. A medley of spring green and pinks this necklace and earring set I’ve given the name Spring Song. |
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