Eclipse
by: Dwyn Tomlinson
Inspired by the recent "Bloodmoon" - the eclipse of the moon - from a
pale silver to a haunting amber shade - these dazzling bracelet features
an ombre of blues and ambers - but don't stop there! So fun and easy -
you'll want to make more!
Arrange your stones in the order that you'd like to use, and then
position them one at a time in the cup, and fold the prongs down over
the stone to secure. It is easiest if you use something wide and flat -
the side of a butterknife is perfect - I used the wide, flat handle of
my tweezers.
pale silver to a haunting amber shade - these dazzling bracelet features
an ombre of blues and ambers - but don't stop there! So fun and easy -
you'll want to make more!
Arrange your stones in the order that you'd like to use, and then
position them one at a time in the cup, and fold the prongs down over
the stone to secure. It is easiest if you use something wide and flat -
the side of a butterknife is perfect - I used the wide, flat handle of
my tweezers.
Protip: If you have trouble getting the stone to stay flat
while you are holding it and bending the first prong down, put a tiny
amount of well-kneaded polymer clay into the cup to help steady the
stone and keep it level. Once the prongs are in place - you won't see it
at all.
while you are holding it and bending the first prong down, put a tiny
amount of well-kneaded polymer clay into the cup to help steady the
stone and keep it level. Once the prongs are in place - you won't see it
at all.
Components
Go to our components list for this project and to buy what you need!Need some help with some of the techniques? Check our tips page.
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