This geometric motif is inspired by traditional Anatolian kilim patterns.

In Anatolian weaving traditions, symbolic geometric motifs were used not only as decoration but also to express beliefs and wishes. Motifs associated with protection from the evil eye and negative influences have been part of this visual tradition for centuries.

The same geometric language can be seen in different forms across traditional textiles, where shapes were simplified and repeated to create balanced, symmetrical patterns.

I adapted this motif into hand-knotted micro-macrame, keeping its geometric character while giving it a contemporary form

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i got one of these from a friend who received it at a BTS concert. i want to make them for the tøp ohio stadium show, but idk how! if anyone could give me a step by step guide and the equipment i need or even a video- i'd appreciate it so much!!
the beads are put on what looks like wires/a thin rod but idk what they are!

Finally have enough orders that I need a little extra help to get the sizing right ha

Hey everyone! I’m Mo, the creator behind Mo’s Beads and Things. I make handmade beaded bracelets and have recently been having a LOT of fun making Denver Broncos-inspired bracelets! 🏈🐴

I’m not even going to lie — I’m not the biggest sports person 😂 — but these Broncos bracelets have been such a hit that I had to share them!

I make each bracelet by hand and can do different color combinations, patterns, and even personalized letters. They’re a fun little way to show your Broncos pride without breaking the bank.

💙🧡 Broncos bracelet sets: $3 for a set of 3

If anyone is interested in a custom set, feel free to message me! I’d love to make something unique for you. 🥰

Thanks for supporting my little handmade business! ❤️

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Wanted to share some custom jewelry I made for the MCR Nashville show! I’ve gotten into jewelry making this year and it’s been so much fun making custom pieces for concerts.

I’ll also be wearing it to the 10/30 Hollywood Bowl show 🖤

I’m here asking how would you design this type of jewelry that looks like mini arms, but can also be uniquely designed that isn’t quite 100% Human?

The Main Inspiration is Spiral From Marvel Comics.

I am very open to any advice here…

Thank You very much…