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Steampunk Blue Tripod ear cuffby =Meowchee

Artisan Crafts / Jewelry / Earrings & Piercings

Unique steampunkish ear cuff made from silver-plated copper wire.

Features 4 vintage watch parts, 2 blue glass beads, and 1 blue rhinestone.

Is One of a Kind! I lack the pieces to reproduce this!

Fits on the right ear. No piercings needed.

Measures 2.5 inches long from top to bottom.

Please visit my Etsy shop to see what's still available: [link]
I will restock over the next few days!

My guide to wearing and adjusting earcuffs can be found here: [link]

Please do not copy my design. Thanks for looking!

Visit my Ear Cuff Gallery to see more of my designs: [link]

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~Flashoolamona Jun 17, 2012

These are so neat! How cool I have never seen anything like these! I love it! I want one!

=Meowchee Jun 19, 2012 Professional Artisan Crafter

Thanks! ^_^

~Flashoolamona Jun 24, 2012

Yep

~Teppiee Jun 17, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

I just started to try my hand at wire bending this weekend. I've done one successful (kind-of) ear cuff, is there any advise to be able to get the 'cuff' part right? And all of your designs are beautiful! I can only hope I get this good!

=Meowchee Jun 19, 2012 Professional Artisan Crafter

When I make the cuff part, I usually make them around 3 cm across (before bending) and then once I bend them, the rear clip is wider than the front one. *bodaszilvia's tutorial might be helpful: [link]