Well, I still have work to do, but tomorrow at noon CST, I will release the kits for my new project, Vintage Jasper. I want to use this post to just quickly introduce you to the two colorways, and the 14 available cabochon sets. You get to choose your own. You might want time to think about it.
Here is a quick peek at the two colorways. You will also notice that it is possible to put either one or two links between the large cabochon and the smaller ones. If you are taller and plan to make a longer necklace (the kit accommodates up to 22") you might prefer two links, and if you are shorter like me, one link might be your choice. Both are given in the tutorial, and a chart for number of links needed for sizes 17" - 22" are given. FYI, I have to double check all my numbers and calculations, but I think these kits will be $75. Actually... $73. Here's a link.
So without further ado, here are the yummy Red Creek Jasper cabochon sets for your perusal! You'll notice I used a GemDuo with color variation and hints of warmth in the Heirloom Silver group, with a link to those here. And the bezel is my favorite of all the Aiko colors. It's called Oceanic Metallic, and is a mix of silvers, with bits of gold and dots of copper. Here's a closeup for reference. The bezel embellishment really adds color and merges the cabs with the GemDuos.
Here is a quick peek at the two colorways. You will also notice that it is possible to put either one or two links between the large cabochon and the smaller ones. If you are taller and plan to make a longer necklace (the kit accommodates up to 22") you might prefer two links, and if you are shorter like me, one link might be your choice. Both are given in the tutorial, and a chart for number of links needed for sizes 17" - 22" are given. FYI, I have to double check all my numbers and calculations, but I think these kits will be $75. Actually... $73. Here's a link.
So without further ado, here are the yummy Red Creek Jasper cabochon sets for your perusal! You'll notice I used a GemDuo with color variation and hints of warmth in the Heirloom Silver group, with a link to those here. And the bezel is my favorite of all the Aiko colors. It's called Oceanic Metallic, and is a mix of silvers, with bits of gold and dots of copper. Here's a closeup for reference. The bezel embellishment really adds color and merges the cabs with the GemDuos.
I did the same with the GemDuos in the Antique Bronze group, and some are almost coppery. Again, for reference, here is a closeup. The bezel is simple Bronze Metallic, because most of these cabs have dramatic patterning and I did not want to distract. Here's a link for the kits.
Enjoy!
You are really a darling to take care of your customers so well. xx Did I say that this design is really lovely? Beautiful!
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