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| A boring, blurry photo of a guitar-string bangle bracelet |
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| A better photo: Gold-tone guitar-string earrings |
Yesterday I was going to make another pair, but the string I had chosen was too thick, so I decided to see if I could turn it into a necklace... and I did. I chose wooden beads, big brown bibakao seeds (from countries down in the Caribbean) and a large bead made from fossilized dyed sponge coral. I wrapped the guitar string around itself to create wrapped loops at each end and attached a clasp.
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| This necklace was easier to make than I thought! |
As it happened, this piece turned out to be rather unisex, which is twice as nice.
Plus, I really like the idea of:
1. re-using something...
2. re-using something that belonged to a person I care about...
3. re-using something that vibrated with sound, making music for others to enjoy...
Will I make more things?
I have lots of strings!
5 comments:
Oh, I loved this. These. All of it. You left a message on my own blog and pardon me for not remembering you. But I have loved reading your own. Sending you creative sprites to carry you forward!
Oh, I loved this. These. All of it. You left a message on my own blog and pardon me for not remembering you. But I have loved reading your own. Sending you creative sprites to carry you forward!
i, too, have enjoyed your postings and yet have not managed to leave a comment on your blog until just the other day! thanks for the encouragement, and i could really use a creative sprite or two, so double thanks!
Love, love, love your work!
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