I love this bracelet (inspired by Jean Power’s “Caldera” and CGB) and after spending what seems like an eternity stitching all these tiny triangles, I almost lost it! I was shopping the other day and went into a dressing room to try clothes on. Of course, I had to remove the bracelet from my wrist because it does get in the way. After trying on several items, I did more shopping and while sorting through clothes on the rack, my eyes focused on my wrist and OMG, it was bare! I realized that I had either left the bracelet in the dressing room or dropped it on the way out! I retraced my steps and found nothing until I arrived at the dressing room, which was now occupied. I knocked on the door. It opened and there it was! I saw my bracelet on the bench where I remembered placing it. The lady occupying the dressing room said she had found it lying on the floor and was just about to turn it into the lost and found department. I was so relieved! After all the hours spent creating this piece, you can bet that I will definitely be more careful in the future!
dont bring anything like this while shopping anymore
That’s a good solution, Kat!
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What a lovely combination of colors, I am so glad you found it! So much work. I am still going to make one of those, are all those colors matte?
Thank you, Christina! Click on the photo to enlarge it and you’ll see all the colors…matte, metallic, and transparent color-lined.
so glad you found it!! I’m always losing stuff or misplacing it.. what a lovely piece!!
Thank you, Erika. I’ll admit that I almost had heart failure when I noticed my bracelet was missing!
Hi Barbara, do you teach?
Jude, I’ll be posting a blog regarding the topic of teaching in the near future. I’ve taught in the past and toyed with the idea of teaching again, but I’m not really comfortable in that arena.
This bracelet is a wonderful piece of art!
Thank you, Valery!