I know I am a little late getting this out. I so tried to do this last night but the holidays are really kicking me. LOL
Erin, from Earrings Everyday sends out a monthly We're All Ears Challenge. This month, the challenge was to Use Your Leftovers from a craftermath.
Now mind you I just had cleaned my crafting area when the challenge was issued,
so I just threw together some things that were in a bowl I have of leftovers.
This is what I came up with.
Here is what I came up with...…
I have the mesh beads forever.
So I decided to grab some chain, wire wrap the briolettes and add the starfish charms.
I have always wanted to use these but just didn't know what to do.
So I just added some black recycled glass beads with black wired to create these cuties.
On my trip to Monterey, I found these two pieces of sea glass.
I don't work with yellows and browns much, so I knew I was going to whip these up.
I just drilled some holes in the sea glass and added the recycled glass beads.
That was pretty much it.
The next pair I created I think may be my favorites.
I paired the seashell patina'd charms with some chain I had to create these.
I really get a beachy feeling with these.
I am starting to use driftwood in my pieces..
I wire wrapped some sea glass I found at Santa Cruz, Ca to some driftwood pieces found at the same location. Santa Cruz is definitely my favorite place t collect driftwood.
I call these my Jasmine earrings lol
I used some silk ribbon I had and wrapped some wire and beads to it.
I added the drops to add some length to them.
I started to photograph the next pair of earrings, but my handsome Luke had other plans.
Actually, he always has other plans for me when I am trying to create and photograph. lol
For the next pair, I used some recycled glass, briolette's in white and added some recycled glass beads to the ear wires.
My final pair I used some cultured sea glass beads and the infinity charms.
I am not really happy with these and just may repurpose them lol.
And that is it..... 8 pairs of leftover earrings. Go check out what Erin and the other participants created
here.