Focal Frames Gallery One  
 

Helen Breil has showcased her new Focal Frames on our gallery pages; sharing ideas on some of the many ways you can use these frames.

Enhance a special outfit with a custom pendant; Echo or compliment the fabric or buttons; it's inspired!

Or imagine your own cohesive line of jewelry; elevate your designs, increase the value and set your work apart with Focal Frames!

Don't forget that Flair is reversible; Daybreak has a unique double bail for multiple stringing options and Verve can do double duty as a pin. (see products page for these options)

Go to Gallery Two or Shop for Focal Frames.

Let the Creativity begin! Here's a starting point......

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Above, "Daybreak" is dressed with buttons! How fast, simple and effective is this? Use a dremel to cut off the back loop of the button and glue in place. Click on the image for a larger view.

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Pendant 1 is "Flair" featuring both polymer clay (with foil and Pinata inks) and a button; Pendant 2 "Daybreak" showcases a fabric self-covered button. Kits are available in your local fabric store; look for the 3/4" diameter button kit; Pendant 3 "Verve" frames textured polymer clay with Sante Fe Red Pinata Ink applied. Click on the image for a larger view.

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Pendant 1 is "Daybreak" with a button insert; Pendant 2 "Verve" highlights polymer clay textured with sandpaper and Pearl-Ex`powders applied; Pendant 3 "Flair" surrounds paper over which a glass-like protective coating has been applied; making it very durable. Click on the image for a larger view.

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Pendant 1 is "Daybreak" with a fabric self-covered button. Look for the 3/4" diameter kit at your local fabric store; Pendant 2 "Verve" is shown with a polymer clay insert; the polymer clay originated as a cane created from a clay gun extrusion; Pendant 3 "Daybreak" is also polymer clay created with Helen's fractured patterning technique with hot pink tempera paint (Step-by-Step Beads Sept-Oct 2004) and then sponged lightly with Baja Blue Pinata Ink. Click on the image for a larger view.

Go to Gallery Two. Shop for Focal Frames.

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