I promised last week that I would post a photo of the necklace I recently made. Well here it is! The pendant is a broken earring, to which I've attached a small silver hoop from a broken bracelet. I may eventually hang the pendant from a silver chain, but i quite like it like this.
Very pretty ~ love the color and shape. Perfect re-purposing! It is also a delight to visit and see pics of your part of the world :)
ReplyDeleteI think it is lovely just as it is and it fits in so well with your life style of recycling Juliet - very fetching.
ReplyDeleteI agree it looks more Gothic with the black lace. Iv'e got a similar singular earing only smaller, hope I haven't binned it. Great recycling Crafty
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to re-use an old earring!
ReplyDeletei love the shape and especially the shade of blue!!
ReplyDeletePat agrees with me that it's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI think you made a winner here.
ReplyDeleteGood idea, it is a lovely necklace!
ReplyDeleteI love it on the black lace. Oddly enough I was going through all my old junky earrings yesterday thinking I wish I had the skill to do something with them. Perhaps I should take a class.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, poet! Recycled jewelry is so nice! :)
ReplyDeleteIt makes a great pendant and a fab idea of reusing a broken piece of jewellery!
ReplyDeleteThis is a clever re-use of an earrring! It's pretty too. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThis is a really nice necklace.
ReplyDeletePaz
Pretty! I think I like it better as a necklace.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea! Thanks for stopping by my place.
ReplyDeletewow, this is artistic. you set a good example on how to recycle broken accessories :)
ReplyDeleteI also like to do this with single earrings. Why let them go to waste, such pretty things. Nice job on this, very pretty.
ReplyDeleteExcellent reuse! It hangs beautifully.
ReplyDeleteIt's truly lovely Juliet. A true representation of you. Love that.
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How lovely!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter did a similar thing--I had given her earrings she loved, and, when she lost one, she made it into a pendant.
You smart girls!
That is so pretty Juliet. You have been very clever to recycle it. Gorgeous colour too.
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