You SHOULD be proud!!!! This is greeaaaaaat!!!!!! 

Long time no been here!

I've neglected my jewelry addiction for a while, but I'm back and addicted as ever more!
These ear cuffs are made according to my free tutorial: http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=367748.msg4322375;topicseen#msg4322375

These are made with silver plated wire and decorated with glass pearls, crystals and paper beads. Enjoy!!

It was a great pleasure posting this tutorial, folks!

This necklace is not rocket science. It's not great and large and overwhelming. It's just a fine simple delicate necklace, and I love it.

I made the pendant image myself with photoshop and put it in a setting with a glass cabochon.

Thank you all! I just saw tees like these are for sale all over the internet, but it's so much fun making them yourself ^^

Okay,

this is not really a costume, but this place seemed to be the best for a Halloween t-shirt.
I got the idea from a friends t-shirt about 10 years ago, but hers was black with x-ray hands on it, and in a different position.

I found these skeleton hands a couple of months ago, and I had to think back to my friends x-ray t-shirt.
I printed two hands on a sheet of fabric transfer, cut out and ironed them on one of my white t-shirts.

I really like the result 

Hi everyone,

this necklace is made from wire scraps. Great for those leftovers you have lying aroud. For this tutorial I made the necklace below on the pictures, but it was oxidized afterwards to give the rich brown colour.

You can find (and download for free) my tutorial here: http://amelialune.blogspot.com/2011/08/free-shabby-chic-necklace-tutorial-10.html
Enjoy!!

(@admins: I used to copy-paste my tutorials here, but it's 10 pages, hence the link. If it's not allowed, I'm sorry for that)

Those are great. My favorites are the first and third sets. What do you seal them with?

I use regular paper art varnishes, try them all out: a layer of this, a layer of that, it's mainly experimenting.
Oh, and I used some embossing powders too, I think

I think they came out REALLY nice  Those are absolutely worthy being selled!!

The first ones I designed and printed myself.

The bicone beads are made from regular magazine paper, but finished in my own special 'ultimate paper beads tutorial' way 

The 'love' ones are also magazine paper.

The rest of the tubular beads are made from scrapbook paper leftovers.