Showing posts with label Bracelets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bracelets. Show all posts

Thursday, 1 September 2011

Hand Print Charms

I am pleased to say that I can now offer hand print charms. It is possible to use anyone's hand or foot prints to make a charm or necklace, even tiny babies who are too young to have developed fingerprints so they are the prefect present for new mums & dads.

Charms £35 - includes inkless kit for taking a print of each hand

Friday, 15 July 2011

Tiny Works of Art

Children love to draw and can create beautiful pictures that you want to keep forever, now you can immortalise your children's drawings in silver and carry them with you 

Use your childrens drawings to create charms for bracelets, necklaces .....


Or even keyrings .....


A Tiny Work of Art can be made of any drawing so either choose one you have saved from years ago or get your child to draw something especially for the Tiny Art and email it to emwatson1986@gmail.com 

For best results Tiny Works of Art should be made with simple, line drawings, drawn with a thick line, although we will do our best with any art work provided.

Necklaces (1 pendant) £60 , Single charms £25 , Keyrings (1 charm) £35 

Sunday, 23 January 2011

More Fingerprint Jewellery Ideas

If you love the idea of fingerprint jewellery but aren't a "necklace person" then I have the perfect solution - charm bracelets!

I love charm bracelets - they stand out and look great, but perhaps the best bit about them is that every one is different - so what better than to have your child's fingerprint looking beautiful in fine silver around your wrist!

Bracelets with a single fingerprint charm are £50 (additional charms can be added for £15 each)

Tuesday, 29 June 2010

Charm Bracelets

I have very limited space to work in - all my tools & findings & materials live in half a cupboard in one room, everything has to be so neatly packed away that it takes ages to get everything out & set up before I can even start making something - which is really frustrating if I'm feeling creative & want to get on with things..... So my favorite jewellery to make is my charm bracelets - they require very little "kit" & all I need to is an idea for a colour theme & I'm off! I can make a bracelet in a relatively small space & can do a bit & go back to it to finish later if I don't have hours of free time to play with.The only trouble with my charm bracelets is that I love them so much & sometimes I can hardly bear to part with them - It's a good job they're so popular or I'd end up keeping them all for myself!!!