After ten million years, the second feather flower tutorials are already available on Etsy! I can't believe I used 178 photos for that tutorial! This tutorial has three parts, starting from the basic five petal feather flower to the curled and curved flower and to the two layer curled and curved feathers. I'm still conceptualizing my next set of craft tutorials for this blog.
One of my goals in creating this blog is to help entrepreneurs by providing product ideas for their craft businesses. I can just list what kinds of products can be done with your handmade fabric or feather flowers, but I think providing you free tutorials for different kinds of possible products will give you insights or will get your feet wet if a certain product would fit your store or not.
This necklace is perfect for that flowy cream islet summer dresses. I know it's already fall in some parts of the world but here in the tropics, bright colors are abundant year round. 
I made this dainty little brooch as a push present for my nephew's teacher in Australia. My sister is one of the most thoughtful people in the world. She requested that I create something for my nephew's preggy teacher and a red and black bracelet for my nephew's teacher aide. I'm glad they liked it.
I made this necklace as a present for my sister-in-law. This necklace is the heaviest one I made. This piece made me fall in love with rubies and garnets. The garnet seems like a black crystal but when you take a closer look at it, it is reddish in color. I don't know but I'm usually drawn to garnets these days. I already have more appreciation with rubies. Before, I associate rubies with boring fine jewelry. Now, I see a ruby on costume jewelry as a vibrant and a lively touch of red. 
model: Julie
This necklace had an exaggerated amount of twisting and twirling. I used glass beads, an amethyst and some mother of pearls in this piece.
This cuff is made up of steel and glass beads.
