February Challenge

Love the curvaceous goddess Kat, she's a stunner.

Very powerful colours Pru but feminine as well - great

p.s. nice soap dish....................

Tinker, that glass is such a gorgeous colour, suits her sumptious curviness!
Lisa x

Another round of great entries soo far.

I'm working on some beads, awaiting a delivery of Zephyr "Double Helix's clear", I 'm having problems with the effetre clear encasing on this particular set of beads. Fingers and legs crossed..................

Sounds exciting Batty............
Lisa x

Tiz Lisa, but I really need a pee!! wink wink and a kiln would be good too.

did yo get that rust off? not sure what 2in1 is that Tinks mentioned, but if it's the same as W.D. 40, then that'll work and it keeps them rust free to, just give them a good wipe before using and make sure, when you solder their isn't any on the item you're soldering. But then that said, we all have oil on our skin and touch the solder when we cut it and I've never had a problem......

Not heard of the 2 in 1 or 3 in 1 (can't remember which) either Batty. I had thought they would have been ok as I'd rubbed them all with Renaissance wax at the start of winter but my shed's so leaky and damp.
Lisa x

3 in 1 is a lighjtweight lubricating oil especially brilliant for household and workshop use. Hinges, tools, squeaky things (not yer shoes tho) etc. It comes in little red, white and black cans with a pointy applicator do dah on top.
WD40 is a lighter weight oil in a spray can which serves the same purpose but is mostly used as a freeing agent because it's in an aerosol and mixed with a propellant gas.
I'm guessing that WD40 is too lightweight for the winter damp due to it's very fine nature. And I know sweet fanny adams about renaissance wax, sorry.
Give everything a good rub down with a cloth soaked in 3 in 1 next winter. (Even your hubby ). It'll keep everything rust free.

Japanese chainmaille bracelet with Swarovski crystals in two shades of red. I made this last year, but it fits the brief, so am posting it anyway. I'm not eligible to win this month so it probably doesn't matter. Just showing off

Wow, Elaine, those beads just pop!

Heehee husband can be a bit rusty from time to time, Gillian thanks for that!
Wow Elaine, that's stunning!!
Lisa x

Gosh, i could eat that Elaine it's so yummy.....
I'm still waiting for my glass from Tuffnell,

Stunning, Elaine!

That's gorgeous Elaine. Lovely work.

Can appreciate the work involved in that Elaine - stunning.

Mines coming but got problems with my Flickr account, caught in a login loop apparently, if not sorted soon will try and find another way of uploading.

Here's my entry at the 11th hour.

Sterling silver frame surrounding a ruby red dichroic glass cab made by yours truly.

Think it fits the theme ok and its sort of petal shape as well.




Red Teardrop Pendant by Ashlynn Jewellery, on Flickr

Lovely entries Lynne and Elaine they fit the theme well.



One more day to get any entires in folks and then I will post up the challenge for march.

Gorgeous Lynne - great setting!

Another stunner from Lynne. I love those deceptively simple frames, exactly the sort of jewellery that I would wear myself.

Lynne. You've done it again. Elegant. Stylish. Lovely.Well done, that's gorgeous.

Awww thank you ladies, she says blushing to her boots.

At the Eleventh hour, these will turn into a bracelet for a friend, the clear glass i wanted still hasn't turned up. Red striking glass, fine silver leaf, encased with Lauscha clear, drilled and cleaned at horrible a clock this a.m.

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Ashlynn, its been said , but that's V. elegant, i like a lot

just a quickie, oooow err misses, can someone remind me, of who we can and can't vote for?

Wow wow Batty, absolutely stunning!
Will have to make sure I send the prize recorded as it seems the book I sent Lesley by normal first class Royal Mail hasn't got there grrr!
Lisa x

Wow Battykins just love them, great photo as well