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Homemade Jewelry

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Here are some of my latest creations. The first ones are made from spoon handles the second is based off http://www.instructables.com/id/A-Simple-Wire-Ring/ and the bracelet is made from copper wire and .22 bullet casings .Full instructable hopefully to come soon. Enjoy

9 comments

Jan 31, 2012. 9:32 PMblack hole says:

If you're not selling these, you should be. The first ring is just as good as several I saw on Etsy, going for $50-100.

Jan 31, 2012. 9:57 PM

mr.mountaineer (author) says:

Thanks. and sadly no i have yet to sell any yet but i hope to as soon as i find a place to sell them.

Feb 1, 2012. 8:59 AMblack hole says:

Here, maybe?

Feb 1, 2012. 9:29 AM

mr.mountaineer (author) says:

iv thought about it but id rather not mess with selling stuff online

Dec 22, 2011. 4:47 AMsteelnix says:

Is their a good instructable on how to make "spoon handle rings" without having any jewelers tools??? I have a considerable number of old spoons( all different) that I bought at an auction, just laying around that I have been meaning to do this to....

Jan 7, 2012. 10:25 PM

mr.mountaineer (author) says:

I just got the full instructsble up if you still want to know how to make them
http://www.instructables.com/id/Spoon-Rings/

Dec 22, 2011. 7:17 AM

mr.mountaineer (author) says:

as far as i know there is not but i will try to put one up in the next few days

Dec 22, 2011. 7:37 AMsteelnix says:

I assume basic tools required would be;

A hacksaw
A pair of needle nose pliers
A mallet (wood so as not to scratch)
Some kind of "round" to form ring around
A file
Some sort of "polishing wheel"

The "round" is the only item I would need to come up with...

Dec 22, 2011. 10:41 AM

mr.mountaineer (author) says:

yes that's is about all you need. i am having computer problems but i will put up a full instructable ASAP. and by the way socket wrenches work great for the "round"