This is a goddess charm bracelet I made for a recent swap.

here is a shot phoenixfiredesigns took when she received


and my washed out pic


I just love using shrinky dinks for jewelry.  

Here is a goddess necklace I made for a recent swap.
I was pleased with how it turned out.
I'm still amazed at how great shrinky dinks are for jewelry. 



shot taken by phoenixfiredesigns after receiving

I made this for a swap partner.
It is a candle charm which is made from shrinky dinks.

[The Side]

I made this for the recent Hooker swap.
The pattern can be found in Get Hooked Again.

The Side (so you can see the pocket, there is one on each side)


The Front (the tote is stuffed with goodies)

Here is a set of PotterPuff Stitch Markers I made for the recent Hookers swap.
They depict the House Ghosts & Heads of House.



I just love anything Harry Potter!

Here is a jewelry set I made for a swap.
I used shrinky dinks for charms.
The pin is felt.

The set is a charm bracelet, a pin, a necklace, and because she did not have pierced ears, a keyring.

Here is a pair of slippers I made for a swap partner.
The basic shape is derived from Vanna's Favorite Crochet Gifts Bobbled-Edged Slippers.  
The doggie bits I made up myself.





I thought they turned out rather cute!  

[The Group]

Here are some Matryoshka stitch markers I made for a recent MYB swap. They are made from shrinky dinks. (thanks mojen for taking pic)

The Group


Size Reference


Action Shot

[Tree Two]

Round two of my beaded tree journey.  I made this for my swap partner in the recent Magic Yarn Ball swap.  She had wisted my first attempt; I hope the second did not disappoint.    Here is my original post which has links to inspiration http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=234591.msg2565492#msg2565492.

Tree Two

[Close Up]

Here is a simple sheep necklace I made for my partner in the recent Magic Yarn Ball swap.  I used shrinky dinks and sealed with glitter nail polish. 

Close Up


Full View