There are more aluminum cans than I have time to turn them into decoration for my hair and my garden:-) I got couple of questions on if recy...

Yep, Upcycle . Learn a new word everyday. No, I didn't invent it; read it in the new book Create Colorful Aluminum Jewelry by Helen ...

This little guy begs for attention! Not only bursting with colors, but jingling like crazy too! Yep, that's the name of the weave, On...

Ducky and Bubbles! Bring back fond memories of childhood, don't they? Bubbles weave is simple, fun, and quick to work up. If you can ...

Yep, that's the name of this weave, Jellybean Barrels! Or, to be exact, it's the Barrels version of Jellybean On Parade . Talk abo...

Relax, nothing scary here, just 2 new bracelets made in Scary Weave pattern. This is in response to Maillers Worldwide's July 2010 cha...

W hat I 've b een u p t o: Most of these haven't been photographed yet. I moved on from one to next, wanting to test out as many we...

I was already plenty giddy with an Hourglass tetrahedron; then I read Ferrousknight's tutorial on M.A.I.L., and saw the photos in the ga...

I did it! I did it! Took me a long, long time, but I finally made it! My first Hourglass Tetrahedron! Can't say I remember all the ste...

Not exactly the same Lotus Flower as was in the tutorial , so I named it Quasi Lotus Flower. Another interesting application of Helm patter...

Helm Sphere is 2 concave Helm circles zipped together. This picture shows one of the Helm circle; copper and brass rings zipped the 2nd cir...

Since the anodizer is still totally taking over my kitchen counter, had to find other ways to get me some food:-) This started out as a test...

See what an anodizer can do to my plain old Niobium honey bee bracelet ! The two extra links are now matching earrings! Just in the ra...

Fun earrings made with left over rings from practice kits. All rings are in 18 gauge, big and small; the beads at the very bottom are sterl...