Textile jewelry

Фотография в альбоме «Сумки всяко-разные (фотоколлекция)»

textile & fiber arts • KAREN MICHEL

Huge list of sew and no sew projects for fabric scraps. Make gifts, jewelery or home decor items out of the trimmings, crumbs and other items you would normally toss in the scrap bin.

A chain necklace unlike any other! Exaggerated links are sewn from vintage silk saris and finished with kantha stitching. The silk cord adjusts to be worn short or long, as shown. Each is unique, colors and patterns will vary.

I discovered this amazing artist last year... or mabe two years ago ! I'm mad about her work !

You can make your own fun and funky jewelry by using Ty Pennington designed fabrics for an easy DIY way to show off your personal style and flair

We love quick projects that make perfect gifts just as much as you do. Fashion accessories made from fabric scraps satisfy both requirements of quick and giftable. The addition of beads to the braided bands provides more opportunities for creativity. Scrapbookers may enjoy creating paper beads as well. Make it Today: Braids, Baskets & bowls… […]

This necklace is inspired by my love of abstract patterns, and lines and shapes. This is hand embroidered on both sides, with one side slightly different from the other. So it's like having two necklaces for a price of one. Definitely a unique piece of jewelry that sparks conversations and adds character to a plain outfit. I hand embroider every dainty piece, and each pattern is hand drawn so no two necklaces will be exactly the same. This necklace is proudly handmade in the Philippines…

by HEIDI EMMETT Now we can get down to the business of all things creative. All the get- togethers and parties are over. Decorations all put away (nope, not at my house. I LOVE Christmas). The …