
Okay, I've dug into the vault for these, but I think you are going to like them!
I took a class designing jewelry with plexiglass a couple of years ago taught by the fabulous Tonia Davenport, author of "
Plexi-class: Cutting Edge Projects in Plastic".
It was a great experience and many tools were involved such as a jeweler's saw, files, dremel tool, heat guns, alcohol inks, razor blades and lots of other things I had never used before to make jewelry!
I knew I was in over my head, but Tonia was great and there were friends in the class so we had a great time. As always, everyone's project turned out VERY different.

That's pretty amazing considering we were all using the same heart pattern that we cut out of our little plexiglass pieces with a saw.
Here is the end result with a tiny little shrinky dink note attached that I rubber stamped with the word "smile" and then shrunk with a heat gun.
Wow, just talking about it now makes my head spin and I'm feeling pretty proud of myself all over again! :) Yes, friends, a great example of the phrase, "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" or maybe it should be "...in the eye of the creator"!
The other piece shown here was created by Tonia and, in my opinion, perfectly represents valentine's day.
LOVE...