Here are a few pieces from the fix-it pile:
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So much potential in just a few pieces!
I like the necklace, but rarely wear them. With a little snip of a link, it will become a bracelet. With some extra hardware, it will make three more!
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By combining the large jewel beads and the crystal rosary pieces, I made this fantastic blinged out bracelet. Now I just need a party to go to…
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The citrine pieces from the broken necklace were pulled off the pins on the chain segments. There was enough to make a bracelet on .7 mm elastic cord.
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Glue time! These lovely pieces need a pin back glued on to them.
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This bracelet is mostly intact. One gem needs reattached with some cement or glue. It also needs an o-ring to reattach the sections.
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This bracelet has elastic in fantastic condition. Most of the missing cabochons were in the huge parts bags. Glue time!
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What progress are you making on your latest project? I love hearing from you!
Later,
Lorrie