You're all amazing.

i can only wish that Procrastination wasn't my middle name lol

I must be a sucker for punishment. I had seen photos of this particular bracelet but until the other day hadn't found a free pattern, only chargeable ones. I downloaded it and printed it off, 18 pages of A4. I did about three inches then spotted a mistake made a couple of inches back so scrapped that one and started it again. Several days later and here it is. To get around Mrs Batlady I have printed out the two sides and then scanned it in so that it is one image! As you see, it is totally different depending on which way you have it.

Money or chocs would have sufficed.

I used a smaller centre line bead for this one so the curves are not as deep. It is green and pale blue.

They're both gorgeous, Sue!
(& you can also use a free download of a programme called "photofiltre" to splice two photos into one).

This is a very chunky necklace and took an age.



Toni, I am hoping that wretched thing will arrive soon, once it does we are talking of a very short time to get your bracelet finished.

Woohoo!!!

And "Wow"! That necklace is stunning, & must weigh a tonne!

Not too bad, 73 grams.

It's stunning Sue - is it my imagination or does it have a 20's look about it, being black and white - it reminds me of costuming and accessories used in The Great Gatsby?

Sue, those pieces pictured are amazing. I love the green one.

Absolutely gorgeous, Sue!

I didn't see the film Carole, I just thought black and white would be dramatic.

They are amazing, Sue. It's so clever the blue one up there that looks so different from different angles.

I haven't done much of anything lately. I did get out some Christmas stamps to play around with some designs but didn't get any further!

I agree with Carole about the B/W one It is very 20's. and there is a famous jeweller that worked like that then.
I may be thinking of Cartier or someone's Art Deco stuff.

I think black and white always looks great! Here's a card I made last week for my boss's birthday - she loved it.

[P.S. This is made with a Stampin' Up owl punch. It's my favourite punch and I use it a lot. If you trim the ears off, you can make the owl into a penguin].

That is lovely Carole.

I love that!

Love your owl & your card, MG, and great idea to turn him into a penguin!

I'll let you all guess who created this little gem of piece which has received nothing but compliments each and every time I have worn it:



Isn't it just beautiful??? and isn't our Mod just so clever???

Absolutely beautiful, Santana , very jealous

I haven't forgotten you Jane

It'll be worth waiting for, Jane

Bless you, Sue, you take care of yourself! xxx

A Mrs Tellywellies card - thank you Lynda and Martin.

What a "hoot" of a card! Very nice, always love parchment craft!

It is silver and black Jane, not parchment.