More Pendants - large wire flower

Measuring slightly below 3 inches each, I wanted to create a larger flower pendant rather than the smaller ones I used to do. These were done one day when i was staring at my 20ga wires. I'll probably make more and have it up for sale on both TrinketTrove.etsy.com and at the Trinket Trove space at Offline Blogshop in Sunway Pyramid by early Feb 2011.

Want something you can't find?

I do customisation and special requests too. Whether as a gift or for a special occasion, I will be happy to discuss something that you have in mind and make it happen :) Pease indicate in detail what you would like such as type of accessory, color scheme, use of certain materials, etc. and allow 2 to 4 weeks from the concept phase to the final output.

Items can be collected at OFFLINE BLOGSHOP in Sunway Pyramid new wing (ASIAN AVENUE) which opened 1st Jan 2011 with payment. 

supplying to the Offline Blogshop

Turns out tagging each item can be a ridiculously time consuming process. I did the tagging for all the necklaces but not for all the earrings. With over 150 items of varying sizes, I'd better get myself organised.

Made cord necklaces for the flower charms I did awhile ago. Am sure glad I managed to tag them! Finished the beaded silver link necklace with silver chains and supplied those too. These pictures don't do justice, beads really look beautiful when your wearing them.

Daisy Pendant

Spent some time away from pliers, wires and beads to work on some other projects. Although I did have some accessories made last month , I just didn't manage to find the time to snap photos and upload them.

This daisy pendant with the Azurite stone in the middle is made of sterling silver wires. The petals were created using pliers and though they don't look identical, that adds to the charm of this piece. I sold this shortly after creating it. I hope the new owner loves it as much as I had fun making it.

Had some good comments on similar pendants using other stones such as amethyst, glass beads, and just spiraled wire. Young ladies generally liked them and thought they were 'sweet'.

They were fairly simple to make, mostly taking 5 to 10 minutes per flower, depending on the stiffness of the wires used. I would do them when I had not much ideas of what else to create. Guess time spent making them also helped to inspire other designs.