
There is a fabulous printable in the magazine with all sorts of animal prints and their meanings. Let your child relate to one of the animals as family oriented, adventurous, or even the trickster, then let him or her trace and embroider the totem to a cool piece of jewelry. Full directions are in the magazine along with an amazing collection of projects, including corn husk dolls, cat tail boats, aztec printing, tamales and even sling shots–so much fun for boys and girls!

My boys loved doing this project - I hope yours will too. Seeing this project finished and published has me anxious to get back making again after this crazy move. I look forward to diving in to my new studio (okay, pile of boxes in my studio) some time soon. Soon, as in, just as soon as I get a working bathroom! Did I tell you my new studio has a gorgeous fireplace? Definitely trying to focus on the positives. . .
xo anne


i really like the hand made jewelry items because of several reasons that they are cheaper , we can make our own design, material easily available.
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Love it! I can't wait to see you!!! xoxox
ReplyDeletei love this idea! what a great way to make something creative and personal for a loved one.
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DeleteOh! That’s awesome! I never saw a design like this before. The long island jewelers might want to make new designs like these..
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