Sunday, August 21, 2011

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Fringe Frenzy - The Latest Trend in the Jewelry World

Posted: 21 Aug 2011 04:00 AM PDT

Bollywood Beauty Set by Haute Ice on Etsy
This guest post is by fellow blogger, Amanda Kidd.

You have tried that shining and breath-taking jewelry since ages. It's nothing unusual to flaunt gold, silver or a diamond piece. We know women since ancient times are lustful of those emeralds, rubies and other jewels. No doubt such heavy ornaments have their grandeur and splendor.

But don't you think you should try something new and vivid this time? We are not asking you to get rid of your timeless and classic jewelry but you can come off that overtly girlie and lady image for a while to flaunt something more contemporary.


This season, it's all about trying out-of-the-box style and trend. So go against the old-world gold and diamonds - fringe frenzy jewelry brings you the freshest and the latest interpretations of a modern fashionista.

Hand Crochet Flowered Fringe Necklace by Seragun on Etsy
The fringed frenzy jewelry gives a diva a new point of view of adorning herself. Just put on a little tribal look with these jewelry. Replace your lustrous diamonds and precious stones for once with these new fringe frenzy  jewels and see the magic it creates. Fringed accessories can turn even your boring outfit into a fun one.

Fringed leather jewelry flaunts an animated and an inspired American West look. It's the trend that endows a girl's beauty with a hippie appeal and a wild charm. With the leather accessories, you can embrace the natural elegance of craft and art.


A stunning pair of earrings will spell exquisite craftsmanship. Let your bracelet be an outburst of an updated style. Allow your neck piece to enliven your look with something creative, real and different. Make new rules when it comes to flaunting your accessories.

Turquoise and Leather Fringe Earrings by Garage Gypsy on Etsy
Clever detailing on the jewelry pieces and latest designs are the new route to look hip and happening. Make an impact with jewelry on the fringe with creative shapes, forms and patterns. Use large and huge single stones or beads of different shapes, and with different colors to craft exquisite rings, bracelets, neck pieces and earrings.

Leather Arm Belt with Chain Fringe by Mad Cap Clothing on Etsy
If you want to flaunt that tribal look, fringe frenzy jewelry can very well do it. Unleash your wild side with fierce patterns, designs and prints over it. Glamour, fashion, appeal and beauty, you can get it all with this jewelry idea. Creating all that glam and jazz is indeed possible.

Azzuro Swarovski Chain and Leather Earrings by Femme Designs on Etsy
Are you still missing those sparkling pair? We think not. Say bye-bye to run-of-the-mill ornamental look and make fringe frenzy your pick for the season. So cheer yourself as you walk miles of style with your jewelry choice and trends.


About the author: Amanda Kidd is a blogger by profession who doesn't idolize anyone when it comes to
fashion and beauty products. She frequently experiments with different hair styles and facial masks.

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How to Restring a Necklace Quickly

Posted: 20 Aug 2011 03:00 PM PDT

Image by Amethyst and Amber
Ever changed your mind about a design after you've strung the necklace?  I have and so have a number of beginner beaders at our workshops over the years.  Or a necklace breaks and you're faced with restringing the lot?

Never fear. There is an easy way. Just grab a fresh length of beading wire and feed it through the design, transferring the beads over to the new beading wire as you go along. Stop at where the error is and correct it with a different selection of beads. Continue transfer-stringing until complete.

However, if you're dealing with thread as the original stringing material, then you'll find it's more work to feed the new beading wire through. That's when you need Lindley's tip.  Her tutorial over on her blog, Amethyst and Amber, shows how fast it can be with a bit of glue. Those itty bitty heishi beads?  No problem!

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