Showing posts with label handmade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label handmade. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 12, 2015

Wooden beads jewelry set

    This is the first time I am trying a jewelry set with wooden beads.Yup, this set is completely made of golden and black wooden beads.This set very light weighted even though it is wooden.


I have used golden and black since it is a standard combination and I like that color combination.Golden color matches with every colors.









Tuesday, April 21, 2015

Paper jhumka with teardrop hangings

This green colored paper jhumka has an ethnic look because of the teardrop hangings.



Same color teardrop is given as hanging as an experiment to know how it comes out.



Monday, February 16, 2015

Paper necklace and earrings set

This lovely green colored paper jewelry set is easy to make.Normally girls prefer necklace and earrings as a matching set which enhances our fashion.
















This set is a simple one and goes with everyday fashion.
















Many people asked me since these ornaments are made of paper whether it will get wet.
These ornaments are given a waterproof coating with varnish or sometimes with glue which mostly prevents it from getting wet.So we don't have to worry much about the ornaments getting wet.

Paper jewelry has many advantages.

1.Light weight.

2.Low cost.
Since it is low cost we can try different colors matching to our dresses.

3.We can get different designs for the ornaments.

Thursday, October 16, 2014

Flower shaped paper earrings


This flower shaped paper earrings is made of brown quilling paper.

QUILLING:
Quilling is a technique used to make decorative designs using strips of paper.These papers are rolled,shaped and glued to make different creative designs.



Monday, October 6, 2014

Paper jhumka







Paper jhumkas are my favorite nowadays among earrings.the main advantage of paper earrings is its light weight.







This violet colored paper jhumka is the largest I have ever made.

I took 12 paper quilling strips for each jhumka and for making the stud I took only one. 13 quilling strips are needed for each jhumka.