My challenge inspired by these colors was first a bracelet and then I made another of "My Time Made Easy's" Cutesy Cover template for packaging. The bracelet uses brads, silver tone chain and I added a little sparkle with some Black Diamond swarovski crystals.
The box uses My Mind's Eye Bohemia paper in that lovely combination of blue and red, the sentiment was a gift from Jen (its from Verve stamps, thanks Jen!) I stamped it in gray, then added a few rhinestones for sparkle! PTI's Aqua Mist ribbon ties the whole thing up for quick giftability.
And as always, our Design Team has fantastic projects to display for this week’s challenge - please go and check them out! Tonya and Julie both taking some time off this week, but don't forget to check out Tonya's sketch challenge at Stamp Happens.
Alison ~ Dani ~ Donna ~ Erica ~Jen ~ Jodi
Julie* ~ Margie ~ Rebecca {that's me}~ Tonya*
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These are both wonderful projects!!! I know ou enjoyed these colors! I am so loving that bracelet! It's just beautiful. Great job!
Posted by: Alison | January 26, 2010 at 07:11 AM
You so rocked this challenge!!1 Love the bracelet and the gift box is so perfect!! Great job!!!
Posted by: Dani C. | January 26, 2010 at 10:57 AM
GASP!!! These are just stunning!!! Holy moly girl that bracelet is fantastic and the matching box!! OH MY!!!
Posted by: Jen | January 26, 2010 at 11:11 AM
Gorgeous bracelet, Rebecca! I love it so much! Looks like mine :) Love wearing it! and I'm so happy I haven't ruined nor lost it yet!
Lovely box too!
Happy Tuesday!
hugs, margie
Posted by: margie c | January 26, 2010 at 12:30 PM
Oh Rebecca...EVERY time I come here you have some truly amazing and wonderful to share!! I am just in awe of you and your creations!! LOVE the braclet and that box...WOW!! Stunning and beautiful stuff Hon! Xx
Posted by: Donna | January 26, 2010 at 03:08 PM
Really beautiful projects!
Posted by: Laura | January 26, 2010 at 03:37 PM
I LOVE the bracelet. That is so pretty! The little box is wonderful too! Great work!
Posted by: Erica | January 26, 2010 at 03:39 PM
These are beautiful! Gorgeous projects!!
Posted by: Beth | January 26, 2010 at 06:29 PM
You have created another beautiful bracelet! I love it!! That is a cute box for the bracelet too!
Hugs
Jodi =)
Posted by: Jodi | January 27, 2010 at 04:36 PM
I love the bracelet. Where did you get the bracelet and how do you keep the brads from coming off? Thanks for your help. :) Lara
Posted by: Lara | July 03, 2012 at 04:14 PM
Thanks for stopping by, Lara!
The chain is inexpensive chain from Michael's in the jewelry making section - I'm sure they'll have something similar. I used a round nose pliers (also known as a rosary plier) and simply curled the brad legs around each side of the open loop (so that the brad goes down through the center, then each leg is wrapped around the loop). To seal them into place I used a bit of Crystal Effects (Glossy Accent) but you could use a little clear glue like an E600.
If you can't find quite the same chain, you can buy chain with little round circles on it and then just snip the legs off the brad and glue (E600) the brad direct.
Good luck! Hope that helps :-)
Rebecca
Posted by: Rebecca Grohall | July 04, 2012 at 07:37 AM