Hi all,
Welcome to my blog after a long time.. I am here today to present a grand quilled mugappu jewellery set in a traditional combo that is very much seen in southern silk sarees. - Green and Red..
This jewellery set is so special becoz, it is designed for my own use for this year's festive season to celebrate and satisfy my festive mood by accompanying my new dress with this beautiful handmade stuff. I am so happy with the way it has come out exactly with the richness and elegance that I had in my mind and eagerly waiting to wear them..
The set has been designed with the following materials and few other jewellery findings.
*Quilling Strips
*Crystals
*seed beads
*Rhinestones
*Cone Outliners
*Acrylic paints and varnish to protect it.
I have used green seed beads , bigger size green crystals and smaller size red crystals for the chain and a flower shaped mugappu is done using paper strips with acrylic red coated over it.. Small golden rhinestones and green outliners have been used to decorate the mugappu pendant, the jumbo size jhumkas and the oxidised studs. The jhumkas are bordered using bigger size red rhinestones half way in and out to get an umbrella patterned finish . The pendant can also be positioned in the center as a regular jewellery if desired...
What more we need to celebrate and make the festive season grand, rich and memorable..
Do give a try on a mugappu jewellery on your own and experiance the beauty of it..
and finally , I am super happy to submit this jewellery piece as my entry for Indian Quilling Challenge's Make it festive and click here to know the challenge details and submit your entries..
Happy quilling..
Welcome to my blog after a long time.. I am here today to present a grand quilled mugappu jewellery set in a traditional combo that is very much seen in southern silk sarees. - Green and Red..
This jewellery set is so special becoz, it is designed for my own use for this year's festive season to celebrate and satisfy my festive mood by accompanying my new dress with this beautiful handmade stuff. I am so happy with the way it has come out exactly with the richness and elegance that I had in my mind and eagerly waiting to wear them..
The set has been designed with the following materials and few other jewellery findings.
*Quilling Strips
*Crystals
*seed beads
*Rhinestones
*Cone Outliners
*Acrylic paints and varnish to protect it.
I have used green seed beads , bigger size green crystals and smaller size red crystals for the chain and a flower shaped mugappu is done using paper strips with acrylic red coated over it.. Small golden rhinestones and green outliners have been used to decorate the mugappu pendant, the jumbo size jhumkas and the oxidised studs. The jhumkas are bordered using bigger size red rhinestones half way in and out to get an umbrella patterned finish . The pendant can also be positioned in the center as a regular jewellery if desired...
What more we need to celebrate and make the festive season grand, rich and memorable..
Do give a try on a mugappu jewellery on your own and experiance the beauty of it..
and finally , I am super happy to submit this jewellery piece as my entry for Indian Quilling Challenge's Make it festive and click here to know the challenge details and submit your entries..
Happy quilling..
