Category: Tamara Robinette

Jeni’s “Vintage” Bracelet

Private collection This bracelet was made for my Aunt Jeni. It is a herringbone stitch with increases built into windows. The large squashed rounds in the center windows are vintage German glass from the 1930s. The smaller beads in the windows on either side of the German glass, are vintage Czech fire polish, as are the bead dangles on the… Read more →

Netted Spring Bracelet and Necklace

AvailableThe Netted Spring Bracelet and Necklace are made with a technique called potato chip netting. It is a straightforward netting stitch, but uses multiple sizes of beads with no increases or decreases worked in. This make the piece ripple and have ridges. The bracelet has two Thai Lucite buttons as a closure. It is done in Pale green, pink, lavender,… Read more →

Basket for Dad’s Eggs

Private collection Sometimes it is difficult to come up with pieces for the men in your life. This tiny basket was made for my father. It was a pattern from either Bead and Button, or Beadwork. I will check and see whose it is and post their name. I altered the original pattern a little. (Later I made one for… Read more →

Leaf Change-A-Bead Necklace and Goddess Beads

Private collection This was the first of the Change-A-Bead necklaces. I made it for myself, and I was so pleased 😉 Available Front view & back view of the Leaf Bead Available These are some of the changeable beads I made to use on the Leaf Necklace. They have a Goddess image on them. They are kind of pointillist, so… Read more →

Pink & Black Change-A-Bead Necklace and Pink & Black Bracelet

Private collection I am rather fond of this set. The necklace is one of a series of Change-A-Bead necklaces I did. You can slide the Focal Bead off of the necklace and replace it with another. The bracelet, due to design constraints, is not changeable. Read more →