I purchased a book called “Rubber Band Jewelry All Grown Up”, by Colleen Dorsey. It had some very nice ideas to make the rubber band jewelry more adult. The book suggests putting metal links and beads in your bracelets, but doesn’t give directions on how to do so. At least in the first two sections, which is as far as I’ve read. I played around with some links in this bracelet. I put two metal links in each spot to increase the strength of the piece. I know those links can bend easily. I like it.
Tag Archives: purple
Back to One Triangle and One Polygon
Here I’m starting a new series. I will be repeating the previous series’ polygon and triangle groupings, but doing them in two rows. The color variations are much more numerous, but I’m going to try to keep things simple. Of course, I had only planned to do one bracelet with one triangle and one polygon. We’ll see how it goes. 🙂
Here’s the closeup.
Three Polygons, One Polygon, and A Triangle
This pattern is three polygons, one triangle, one polygon, one triangle.
The closeup.
Two Polygons and One Polygon with Triangles
Here are two different bracelets with a two polygon, triangle, one polygon, triangle pattern.
Three Triangles and One Polygon
The addition of a third color added more variations.
The closeup.
Purple Fingernail Polish Flower 2
This one has just a hint of darker purple on the edges. I like that look.
Triangle Weave, Back and Forth
Half circles of triangles on each side. I really like this one.
What is that?
It’s a cross between a mouse and an elephant and … something else.
Water color paints, gesso, and colored pencils.
Right Angle Weave, One Bead per Side
Right angle weave, one bead per side, in a necklace.
Here is a closeup.
Dark and Light Purple Scarf
My favorite color. 🙂
Color isn’t quite right on the closeup. 😦
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