
I made the above bracelet from polymer and strung it on
Beadalon elastic. I found a broken bracelet at Goodwill (tomorrow's post) and wanted to see if I could duplicate it. I used scrap clay and played with distressing it and different paint finishes, sanding it and finally a quick buff on the electric buffer. It was easy to string and tie it off.

Tomorrow's post will show the process. I wanted a completely different finish, but didn't want to invest the time if the configuration didn't work.

Now that I know it works, I want some color!
2 comments:
Amazing original photo style.....I love the hand poses with your beautiful bracelet.
Very nice! I love the earthiness of it.
Nicole/Beadwright
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