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| I love how this one turned out when I was just trying to use up chain odds and ends. I took forever lining the chain bits up by length. |
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| This guy was originally attached to a pin that I got from eBay. |
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| I love the look of the wire-wrapped coral. I wish I had more coral, but I only have one or two pieces left. |
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| chain on this one courtesy of G |
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| This one started out as a pin from eBay too. |
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| These rhinestones gave me so much trouble! |
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| This poor little bee has a missing leg, so he's half off. |
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| This coral is from a bag of souvenir shells and coral from the beach that I got when I was about 12 years old. Some of the shells may be appearing in my jewelry soon, no promises though. |
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| This awesome guy was going to have a coral charm attached, but I couldn't figure out a way to do it without overpowering him |
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| It opens! |
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| subtly Alice in Wonderland themed; I'm getting some new charms soon that are more overtly Alice in Wonderland-esque |
And there's even more than that. I guess that you could call this my Spring line.
Update: The octopus locket has been sold.
