Saturday, May 24, 2014

Waxed Linen Blog Hop

Diana Ptaszynski owner of Suburban Girl Studio is hosting a waxed linen blog hop inspired by Erin Siegel who co-wrote the book Bohemian-Inspired Jewelry, with Lorelei Eurto

I love jewelry designed with waxed linen.  Since I had just bought some from Lorelei's Jewelry Accord shop I figured this hop was a great reason to show it off.

Waxed linen owl bracelet with art beads

The bracelet I made uses several Artisan Beads including a clay button I chose from a travelling bead box swap made by Lisa Peters (when I find out who made this I will update...if it's yours please tell me in the comments!!)
my own TealwaterDesigns polymer clay owl and a gorgeous lampwork bead made by Erin Davenport, Fire Lily.  

TealwaterDesigns Owl Bracelet

I also used a blue czech flower (I am gaga over these), a chunky wooden bead I bought in a de-stash, Czech triangles and some metal leaves that I rubbed with bronze wax.
Polymer Clay Owl by TealwaterDesigns

I had fun making this bracelet.  I really love the clay button as a closure but it doesn't hang exactly as I would like so I might trade it out for something else.  
glass, czech beads, metal dangles

Thanks Diana for a fun hop!  Check out the others who participated by clicking Diana's name above.

Cory

19 comments:

  1. What fun! The button looks like one of Lisa Peters. Kristi does amazing works in metal and polymer clays. So if it's ceramic it's going to be someone else.

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  2. I'm so glad you got to join in! Your bracelet is fabulous! I love the earthy feel of it and the colors. In addition to the beautiful art beads (including your owl!) I love that wooden bead!

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  3. Really pretty, earthy bracelet. It makes me think of the beautiful woods behind my house. Glad you joined in!

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  4. Totally gorgeous! Love the rustic, earthy vibe. It looks like a really tactile piece too, my favourite.

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  5. Love it! Such an earthy feel and your owl bead is adorable!

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  6. Hi Cory. Great job on your bracelet. I like the colors that you chose.

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  7. Really liked the bracelet design the the little owl was sweet

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  8. Love the beads you chose & the owl is awesome!!

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  9. Great bracelet! I love the colors and the earthy feel of it. Your little owl is sweet!!

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  10. Love your design and the earthy colors in this piece. Great job.

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  11. Your choice of beads, colors, designs are great. Beautiful pieces!

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  12. So glad you could play along. Your bracelet is wonderful. I love the earthiness/tribal feel to it. And your little owl is to die for. I love him. My mother loves owls, so I'm always on the lookout for owls. So cute.

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  13. Very pretty bracelet! Love your little owl and the dangles are perfect!

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  14. I am liking the chunky style design. Nice bracelet.

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  15. Hi Cory, It's nice to be introduced to your blog here. Thank you so very much for mentioning me and and Lori and our book, Bohemian-Inspired Jewelry. That means so much! Your bracelet is adorable. I like the whimsical nature of it. I also love to use buttons for clasps.

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  16. Lisa Peters is the artist of the button! I think Janet got it :) I wonder if the weight is a bonus for keeping the bracelet upright & highlighting your owl? As for your waxed linen art -- warm, woodsy, & charming bracelet, Cory! Your owl is one cool hoot with great color & looks so at home in your beautiful work! Love the rustic feel, the aura of pine & leaves & flora on a magical path to follow created by your beads & colorway: like a renewing walk in the woods. Rich, wondrous, thoughtful, peaceful, nurturing! ♥ Rita

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  17. Love your usage of waxed linen cords. The designs are beautiful and brings the beads together beautifully!

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  18. Thats really cute! Love the earthy colors!

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  19. Fabulous bracelet Cory! I love the earthy organic nature of it, and the waxed linen goes so beautifully! And those Czech flowers are an addiction of mine too!

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