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Metal Victorian Ruffle Cuff
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Description
Funky, yet classic, and one of my favs! I wanted this cuff to call to mind the lace adorning the sleeve of a victorian gown. This piece is full of wonderful, eye catching texture. The ruffle is crocheted in copper wire, the surface of which has been oxidied to achieve a black color. Crocheted into the ruffle are sparkling black seed beads. The cuff is crocheted from lavender silk thread, and fastens with three crocheted metal and bead buttons.
Metal ruffle measures approx. 1 3/4 inches wide by about 4 inches long. The cuff band measures 1 inch by 8.5 inches (end to end).
Material Notes
copper wire, silk thread, seed beads
Difficulty
Novice
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Credits
me :-)~
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May 14, 2009, 12.36 PMby hajnika
Heheh! It’s cool and very fun,and those colours(black+purple)variations are one of my fav.
May 14, 2009, 11.44 AMby ralarkins
I like it!. Do you treat the copper in any way after you complete it? I was just wondering since copper oxidizes so easily against skin. I get green just thinking about it.