posted on January 14, 2003 05:32:44 AM new
What would you call these wooden shapes on a listing? They measure from 2"-3" long and approx 1"-11/2" wide. I bought them thinking they could be used for jewelry, hair ornaments etc, now I am not sure what to call them, or what category to list them in. Any suggestions?
posted on January 14, 2003 09:28:38 AM new
It is hard to tell in a 2 dimension photo, but it looks like some have a dip in the middle. Could they some type of amulet or talisman like a worry stone?
posted on January 14, 2003 10:33:22 AM new
They might be macrame' beads? Giving away my age here. Just call them "craft beads" let them figure out which craft.
posted on January 14, 2003 10:42:45 AM new
Yes Sanmar, some do have a dip in them, I have wondered if someone intended them to be used for button, but they are rather large. Some of the triangula shapes have a small hole in the point that would take a necklace chain.
Drilled/Undrilled Finished Wooden Pieces---if you favor a prosaic description.
Or something like:
Wild Looking Wood Pieces for Jewelery
Use Gallery and put all of your suggestions for use in the description.Necklaces, earrings and hair decor. Maybe add a quarter to your pic for size comparison.
Beaders have great imagination! Bead scans are hard to do.
posted on January 14, 2003 01:35:09 PM new
Thanks Cathy, that's a great help, I feel sure that some craft person could put them to good use, they are very pretty wood, not what I would consider "Junk" Mitch3
