A giftie for my Sistie…er, Sister!

When my sister gave me the Fuseworks microwaveable bead kiln for my birthday I knew I wanted to make some beads for her to thank her:

Stamp: Stampin Up!, Paper: K& Co., Die Cuts: Creative Cuts & More, Punch: Martha Stewart

Stamp: Stampin Up!, Paper: K& Co., Die Cuts: Creative Cuts & More, Punch: Martha Stewart

To display and protect the beads in the mail I used a shaker kit from Creative Cuts and More. To keep the backs of the post style earrings from poking through the envelop when I mailed it I placed some plastic packaging behind the card and mailed it in a padded envelope, they arrived safe and sound 😉 To attach the beads to the metal bail and ear posts I used E6000 glue, it’s rugged so beware! Have good ventilation.

For the earrings I used black glass for the bottom later, then a bit of silver leafing, then transparent green on top. For the pendant I used black glass with a foil pattern and clear on top. The foil did no damage to my microwave in the kiln!

For the earrings I used black glass for the bottom layer, then a bit of silver leafing, then transparent green on top. For the pendant I used black glass with a foil pattern and clear on top. The foil did no damage to my microwave in the kiln!

That’s all for today, thanks for stopping by and till next time happy crafting!

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7 Responses

  1. These are very pretty, I am sure she will love them!

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  2. Those are beautiful. They look like the dichroic (sp?) glass you can buy at bead stores. What a wonderful gift idea.

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  3. Wow! These are so pretty, and the card you made to display them on is just as pretty! Lovely idea!

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  4. Is there anything you CAN’T do???? Seriously???
    The card and earrings are beautiful. Good job!

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  5. Hey… you need another sister?

    You’re such a rockstar… I love the jewelry!

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  6. These are beautiful…great job!

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  7. I love the packaging for the jewelry – what a fun way to give such a great gift!

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