Monday, October 27, 2008

Hand Painted Wedding Gifts and Favors

What a unigue gift for the unsuspecting bride. My personal favorite is the painted invitations, but the glasses are beautiful too. Check it out.

From showers to weddings to anniversary parties, there is always a need for guest favors.  We would be happy to customize a candle, candle cup, frame, ornament, or any other paintable object to suit your special occasion.  Choose your design and colors and give both you and your guests something to remember the day by for years to come.  Please contact us to to discuss the dreams of your day.

Your entire day can be made any way that you envision!
All Special Occasion Orders are custom for you.  Please use the Contact Us page to get started planning your special event.
Hand Painted Wedding Invitation Mat
Create a Piece of Art from Your Invitation
Painted to Match Any Special Day or Add Wedding Rings to the Bottom
Custom Toasting Glasses
Hand Engraved and Painted to Match Your Day
Personalized Votive Favor Cups
Add a candle for instant drama or fill with treats for your guests

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Stunning Copper Bracelet

Copper, I just love the earthy feel you get from wearing this metal. This piece hasn't been officially listed on Chainmaille By MBOI, but any inquiries can be made there.
Enjoy

Copper Roundmaille Bracelet by ~andrewk1969:iconandrewk1969:


Artist's Comments


This copper roundmaille bracelet is made with solid
copper wire and hand coiled rings.
If you would like to inquire about this
bracelet please contact me a href="http://www.chainmaillebymboi.com">[link]

Wednesday, October 15, 2008

Jens Pind Linkage

Jens Pind Linkage (JPL) is a spiral weave that is dependant on the Aspect Ratio of the ring size in order to function. This bracelet is simple yet intricate in the same breath.
Sterling Silver JPL Bracelet
Sterling Silver bracelet in a delicate Jens Pind
Linkage  chainmaille  weave makes a dainty
statement that is perfect for every day wear.

All of our jewelry begins with raw wire that is hand
wrapped around a mandrel then saw cut into tiny
rings. These rings are then interwoven together to
form some amazing jewelry!

This bracelet measures 8” (20cm) end to end and is
held securely by a sterling silver lobster clasp. Just
leave a note to the seller upon checkout and I will be
happy to alter this treasure to fit you.
Sterling Silver JPL Bracelet

Friday, October 10, 2008

Sterling Silver Persian Dragonscale Bracelet

This is really an eye catcher. I love the intricacy of the design.
Stop by the my site to check it out
Sterling Silver Persian Dragonscale Bracelet
This piece is not for the faint of heart-weighing in at
a full 1.5 oz, this piece is a stunner to behold.

The Persian Dragonscale bracelet began it's life as
a humble mass of sterling silver wire. This wire was
carefully hand coiled and saw cut into a shimmery
pile of rings that were then interwoven, one at a
time, to form a piece of wearable art.

This bracelet measures 8 inches (20 cm) long from
toggle clasp to bar and over 1/2 inch across. A
feature of this bracelet is the height. It is 1/4 inch
(1/2cm) thick.
Sterling Silver Persian Dragonscale Bracelet

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

Mixed Metals

Check out this they wrote a very nice piece on using mixed metals in jewelry applications. There are some beautiful pieces here including one of ours! Click here to see this piece and others like it with mixed metals
With jewelry, I've always liked things to match. If I worked with glass beads,
all the colors had to be similar to each other in some form. When I started to
like working with copper, all the copper had to be the same shade~ there
couldn't be a mixture of bright and antiqued copper. But I've been searching
around Internet forums and discovered that mixed metals are are very
popular.

Here are a few examples of mixed metals I have found on Etsy. I have these
in my favorites list and kinda stare at them every day, like a kid who looks
longingly in a toy store window.
This is a chainmaille bracelet made by MBOI (href="http://www.mboi.etsy.com/">http://www.mboi.etsy.com/) . I love
chainmaille, though I don't have any jewelry that has chainmaille in it. It
reminds me of knights of Arthurian times, who wore chainmaile with their armor.
It is a very epic medium. I love this bracelet because of the contrasts of the
brass and the silvery steel.