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by Nancy Vaughan
(San Diego, CA)
Necklace featuring bent staple fringe and glass beads
Here are some more packing box staples in a totally different design. (See my earlier necklace, Fun, Funky, and a Bit Rustic, made with staples.)
The staples in the necklace above are from the second group supplied by my friend.
Like many of my more unusual pieces, this started out as an experiment.
In the first one the staples were straight so this time I decided they needed a twist or a bend. When I finally had a shape I liked I made the rest more or less the same.
As so often happens with my experiments when I finished with the staples I had no idea how I wanted to use them. So there they were on the back of the work table just waiting.
I wanted to use recycled glass beads or something else that was recycled but nothing came to mind. So I started looking at my bead stash and came across these great glass beads. Problem solved.
One of my neighbors saw the necklace and decided she had to have it but she wanted earrings, too. Since I had two staples left that was easily accomplished.
My neighbor is very happy with her unique necklace and earrings. This set is definitely one of a kind.
Nancy Vaughan
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