
A few weeks ago, I made a braided cane and used it to cover a couple of boxes. A hexagonal box was pictured in an earlier post. The other box I covered was an Altoid tin. This photo shows the cane and the Altoid tin. The slices I used for the tin came from the ripple blade-cut side of the cane. The design shown on top of the cane I decided to use to make some jewelry.

First, I made several swirled beads in graduated sizes, then used jump rings to link them together into a necklace.

A pair of earrings followed.

Then I swirled the swirl a bit more, and made this "U" shaped pendant. Fun!
Another shot of the necklace:
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