Saturday, April 21, 2012

Wrapped, Stacked And Layered Bracelet Challenge

Today is the day of the Wrapped, Stacked and Layered Bracelet Challenge hosted by Tracy Statler  Here is the pic of the stack I put together for the Challenge.  I made all of the bracelets myself, in a variety of styles.


I especially like the grunge silk light aqua blue wrap with my toggle clasp that is about in the center.  Fun way to wear some of the wonderful silks that are available now.  This grunge silk is from SowZerE in England.


Looking down the stack towards my wrist

                                           Some of the different techniques I used to make my stack

 Thank you for stopping by to look.  Below is the list of participants in this blog hop and their live hyper links.  I hope you will visit as many of these sites as you can.  You are surely in for a visual feast.

















36 comments:

  1. Mary, What arm candy! These are just beautiful...each and every one!

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  2. So different from what I'm used to seeing from you and so wonderful to see another side of your talent with color! Love the peyote with your clay element-- such a beautiful contrast in texture.

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  3. Ohhh. I just want to run my hands all over them. The beadwork ones are awesome and I love the colors.

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  4. Love all the colors and textures! Those peyote bracelets are amazing!

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  5. Mary, I just knew your stacked collection would be so beautiful. And what makes them especially amazing is that you made each one....I am so impressed. :-) I love the ceramic and grunge ribbon bracelet - it really is eye-catching. My favorite? The peyote stitch bracelet - oh my is so beautiful. Thanks for labeling each of the stitches you used as well, for a non-beadworker, I find this very interesting!

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  6. That is one serious stack of bracelets you have going on there! I'm sure it took a ton of work to make all those seed bead ones. Nicely done :)

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  7. OH the magic you work with seed beads astounds me! I love it Mary! And of course your toggle pulls it all together! Enjoy the day. Erin

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  8. Fun combination you have here...love the seed beads with the silk and then the chunky!! Looks fab!!

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  9. the center bracelet w/ the turquoise silk is stunning, beautiful colours

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  10. Impressive stacks there, especially with the seed bead bangles. Love the addition of the fabric with the cool toggle into the mix.

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  11. You are super stacked Miss Mary Harding! Seed beads baffle and scare me - so I totally respect those bracelets. Love the silk and your toggle! Thanks for playing along.

    Tracy

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  12. Miss Mary as a newbie to seed beads I am in awe. Oh my how pretty they are. I really like the colors of the top one. Beautiful!!

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  13. oh wow! That had to take a lot of time! Beautiful!

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  14. Mary, these are beautiful! I love the combination of seed beads, silk and your ceramic beads!

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  15. I love all the seed beaded bracelets mixed in. That stack is pure awesome!

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  16. These are great. I particularly like the grunge silk with your own toggle as the focal.

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  17. You have so many awesome skills girl! Love what you do... Thanks for your visit and sweet encouraging comment. Have fun today.. I'm continuing my bangle hop journey

    Cynthia @ Beatnheart

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  18. Love the colors, it is fun!! Makes want to wear it! Makes me smile :)

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  19. You're so versatile!
    An armful is so trendy right now and that's an amazing armful.

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  20. Gorgeousness! ...and that toggle in your header is amazing like a beautiful old relic!

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  21. Love all of your seed bead work ... it's just beautiful and your colors in this stack are wonderful. Thanks for sharing!

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  22. Wow! Beautiful bracelets and the pretty ribbon makes it pop with texture. Lovely!

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  23. I so very much love your bead work Mary since It is my newest beading passion as well. You have a wonderful sense of color and the grunge silk and clasp add a sense of balance and harmony to the stack. It is very pleasing to the eye - beautiful!

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  24. Oh Mary, I love your bracelet stack! The peyote, the silk ... such a great compilation!

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  25. These are lovely! I love your bead work!!! Yummy.

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  26. Oh, gorgeous work! i love that toggle clasp of yours...and the seedbead work? Amazing!

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  27. You knocked it out of the park with these! I knew you'd come up with something fantastic. The beadwork sets it off nicely and your mixture of different elements speaks volumes! Nice bracelets Mary!

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  28. Peyote luv! Texture and colour and ammmmmmazing! U totally nailed this challenge & I luv ur vibe!!!!

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  29. Oh - I'm in love w/that grunge silk one you mentioned at the top of your blog - and that toggle is so fabulous! I'm in awe of the seed bead ones,...I mean really - the time those take must be forever!! (Not to mention the patience!)

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  30. Fantastic bead work and great colors and the turq silk and toggle a fav!!

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  31. Beautiful beadwork! I love the colour palette and the sari silk as well.

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  32. Anonymous25/4/12 04:21

    The contrast between the grungy silk and the ordered seed beads is so inspired! Love your bracelets, they are gorgeous!

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  33. Wow those peyote stitch bracelets are stunning! What a great combination. xoxo Beth

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  34. I'm slowly making my way down the list. Your stacks are just gorgeous! I admire anyone who can work magic with those little seed beads!

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  35. Your stack is so beautiful and unique Mary, I absolutely love the colours you've used. Very 'you', it seems to me! And I can't imagine the hours that went into it's creation.

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  36. You make the coolest stuff. Love the bracelets Mary!

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