Hand formed stainless steel wire armatures and all glass/crystal beads including black spinel and a big black onyx booty with the signature red rhinestone hourglass. 🖤✨🕷️
Hand formed stainless steel armatures and all glass/crystal beads (black onyx booty and some black spinel faceted beads) with a signature glass rhinestone hourglass underbelly 🖤✨
Stainless steel wire and all glass/crystal beads… but sadly, no cheese 😞
I hand form, weld, and solder stainless steel armatures so each spider has adjustable posing and use all glass/crystal beads (no plastic or acrylic) and use a heat-cured enamel paint for the booty 🖤✨
Body is made from welded & soldered stainless steel wire and all glass/crystal beads (no plastics or acrylics). Booty bead is hand-painted using heat cured gloss enamel paints 🖤✨
I make these crystal spiders by hand-forming, welding, then soldering stainless steel armatures and use all crystal glass beads (no plastics or acrylics)
I personally make these crystal spiders using stainless steel wire I both weld and solder into a durable and pose-able armature and all glass/crystal beads (no plastic or acrylic).
I make these crystal spiders using jewelry-making techniques: welding and soft solder.
All stainless steel wire and crystal/glass beads (no plastics or acrylics).
These spiders do not pose a fire hazard. Prisms are the result of a broken light spectrum (weak light) not concentrated points of white hot light (like spheres or magnifying glass lenses).
I made Aabria’s little crystal spider Task that she had in her dice tray at the beginning of Critical Role. I’ve recently been making smaller, hanging designs of my spiders and I wanted to make a special version specifically to represent Task & Suvi’s sapphire blue pendant. 🖤✨
a.k.a Pumpkin Spider & Golden Silk Orb Weaver. Featuring two amazing clips from creators I used for anatomical reference. I’m so jealous they got to run in to these beauties in the wild.
Crystal spider suncatcher (seen here as a car charm) made from welded/soldered stainless steel and jewelry grade crystal glass beads.
Including a picture of one of my recent beading projects to follow rules (hopefully), but I thought this may be interesting to some members of this community to discuss as this was such a ✨unique✨ business decision coming from such a huge brand. I received this email early this morning from BlueStreak Crystals (Uk) but am not seeing much when I google or look at other distributors websites- maybe this is just early?
I thought this might be worth sharing - I received this e-mail early this morning from BlueStreak crystals (UK) but when I google it or look at some of the other Swarovski distributors, restrictions have not been lifted yet. Maybe this is early?
No one in my real life appreciated my excitement to make a bunch of little crystal worms (NOT maggots!) 😩
Made from welded/soldered stainless steel wire and crystal glass beads (no plastic/acrylics)
These are made using stainless steel wire (welded & soldered) with vintage Swarovski & preciosa crystal beads (no plastic or acrylics)
After over a year of trial and error, I’m finally happy with these designs. Both earrings are made using stainless steel wire, welded and soldered for durability.
Crystal spider earrings include vintage Swarovski abdomens and beads, with Czech glass crystal drops.
Black widow earrings are made with black onyx abdomens , black spinel and glass beads, with a Mozambique garnet drop.
First pair has front legs unattached, black widow pair has all legs attached and I can’t decide which style I like better as they both wear pretty well.
All hand made by me with stainless steel armatures that are welded and soldered for pose-ability 🖤✨
In Vancouver, WA- little gold babies with black specks on their bums. I’m wondering if they might be my baby cross orb weavers? They were almost all gone the next day after a very breezy evening.