It's almost time again for the Easter Bazaar at True Blue Bay resort. The cruise ship season will have closed and families will be making plans to get together, but I've decided to set up shop. Gotta get my name out there!
I also want to get out the fact that I have new necklace in my collection. This cute little sea turtle was made up with peyote stitch and accented with teal and gold glass beads. It's strung on nylon coated wire that I stole from my husband's fishing stash. Good to 60 lb. and non-corrosive in salt water! A great catch!
Showing posts with label beads. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beads. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Friday, January 24, 2014
Gallery Additions
I've added some new photos to my Photo Gallery Page. I'm still catching up with the photography as I had a hard drive crash and lost a lot of work.
Please click on "Photo Gallery" from the top menu, then choose Photo Gallery 2.
Thanks for having a look!
Please click on "Photo Gallery" from the top menu, then choose Photo Gallery 2.
Thanks for having a look!
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
New Jewelry to brag, ahem, I mean tell you about...
Last year I made a bracelet that I just loved. It was a spiral rope with a combination of olive and khaki beads. Unfortunately, or fortunately, it sold. I've finally made another one to sell and this time made one for me. I've been learning more wire work, so the clasps are fancier, with a spiral of course. I'm working on a new business card and logo. I call it the "Signature Selinger Spiral". Also, Adobe Illustrator has a cool spiral tool, so I've been fooling around with that. Then I can attach little wire spirals to my jewelry so that you know it is a genuine Fran Selinger product.
The first bracelet is, logically, the first one I made. The second is the one that I have made to sell, and the third one (no pic yet) is mine, all mine. For it I used matte instead of metallic cylindrical beads. In any event, I have a feeling that the shiny version will appeal more to my "public".
The first bracelet is, logically, the first one I made. The second is the one that I have made to sell, and the third one (no pic yet) is mine, all mine. For it I used matte instead of metallic cylindrical beads. In any event, I have a feeling that the shiny version will appeal more to my "public".
And here is the matching necklace:
Hmmm... looks better on a black background doesn't it? I thought with the darker colours that white would be better, but I guess I was wrong, for once!
Next I'll be making some pendants for a little variety and to offer something in a lower price range. Thanks for looking!
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