I crocheted the yarn to create this lovely, soft cuff, and finished it off with a beaded bead closure and a few beaded fringe strands. Now I've got to tell you -- I am not a fan of hats at all because I look absolutely hideous in them. But I'm kind of digging this bracelet! Can't wait to see where the Derby hat inspirations took everyone else ... won't you join me?
Arlene Dean www.aglassbash.blogspot.com
Our Lovely Hostess -- Bobbie Rafferty www.beadsong.blogspot.com
Charlie www.505indiechic.blogspot.com
Cheryl Dunham www.renaissance-jewelry.blogspot.com
Christine Altmiller www.onekisscreations.blogspot.com
Cindy Wilson www.itsmyseaofdreams.blogspot.com
Cynthia Machata www.antiquitytravelers.blogspot.com
Deanna Riles-Cox https://www.facebook.com/deanna.rilescox
Debbie Rasmussen www.kepirasmussen.blogspot.com
Dini Bruinsma https://www.facebook.com/dini.bruinsma
Jasvanti Patel www.jewelrybyjasvant.blogspot.com
Jean Yates www.prettykittydogmoonjewelry.blogspot.com
Jennifer LaVite www.drygulchbeadsandjewelry.blogspot.com/
Karin Slaton www.backstorybeads.blogspot.com
Kashmira www.sadafulee.blogspot.com
Laney Mead http://laney-izzybeads.blogspot.com/
Lola www.beadlolabead.blogspot.com ----- YOU ARE HERE
Micheladas www.micheladasmusings.blogspot.com
Nan Smith www.wirednan.blogspot.com
Robin Reed www.willowdragon.blogspot.com
Sally Russick www.thestudiosublime.com
Susan Nelson Bowie www.susanbowie.wordpress.com
19 comments:
Definitly not anything I've every considered in my designs, but I LOVE your bracelet! And you've captured the inspiration of the hat perfectly!
what a great piece! and perfectly inspired by your hat!! it looks soft and comfortable to wear - love it!
FUN choice of hats! Your bracelet is delightful. It looks great on. It fits like a favorite pair of jeans that have been washed just enough but not too much, comfortable and oh soooo right. I loved seeing your hat choice and interpretion.
What a FABULOUS realization of the inspiration! I loved that hat so much, and I'm so happy to see that someone played with it so well. The texture looks wonderful, and would be great fun to wear. Thanks for being part of the challenge!
I LOVE it and would wear it in a Kentucky minute!!! You had a marvelous idea and it turned out great!
jean yates
LOVE it! the texture and the color and the hint of beads. it reminds me of a FAR NICER version of those macrame thick braid bracelets from the 70s. i would wear this in a heartbeat! it looks comforting.
I really like this piece. The Natural look and feel speaks to me. :)
I would wear that in a heartbeat!
Love the bracelet, so very unique.
Hi Lola,
I have always loved your vision especially when something strikes your fancy and you just go for it.
I love your crocheted cuff and when I saw the beaded bead I said to myself "She put a bead on it!" Get it bead on it, bird on it! LOL. I am so glad that today was a good day for you and I hope that you will be having more good days my friend.
Therese
OMG!!! That is SO pretty!
I love your bracelet! I crochet, never thought about a bracelet. that is just tooo cool! thanks
Love the bracelet! Such an original interpretation and such a cool piece of jewelry. Real"outside the box" creativity. Well done!
I love your bracelet, it's a really creative piece, I'd love to wear that-hope you have many good days ahead!
Love how your bracelet turned out and you added just the right amounts of beads to it.
I am loving your bracelet. That hat made me smile, reminds me of the swans on the river!
I love the vibe -you write about- in your work! And what a wonderful realization♥ of your interpretation of the hat!It's very surprising...
Dini, co-participant, you find me @ http://angazabychanges.blogspot.nl instead of @ the FB address in the list :-)
Love, love that you chose white in a season that is knee-deep in COLOR. The beaded bead and fringe add the perfect visual interest. If only I knew how to crochet...
Your bracelet does indeed capture the spirit of that hat.
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