I like simple jewelry

Looks like you were having a good time!!

I prefer simple, too, but I really like the first one! 

Great wraps!  I'm a simple wrap person, too, but that first one is awesome.  The second one is more sedate, but you made that rockin' rose on the front.  Outstanding work!  I think you'd really enjoy weaving.  Not a lot of curly stuff and the like, but the weaves are intricate.

rockbrain - I've come back several times to admire these pieces...the first one in particular! I really can't say enough how in awe I am of your artistic ability and creativity! You've improved exponentially in such a small span of time...it's really amazing. You're definitely headed in the right direction!

Thanks to all of you so much for all the kind words. It's inspiring!
ashley thanks Ashley. I always appreciate your comments.
Pat I did have a good time!
@mohs too much caffine is definitely a possibility. I'll try and balance it better with Jack and Coke.
rockjunquie thanks! I was following a tutorial on this one but I was drawn to that flowing design.
jasoninsd thanks, I always appreciate the encouragement from you.
hummingbirdstones Thanks!  I was actually thinking about jumping some more into weaving this weekend.  I think I'll start with the woven bail tutorial that posted on here.  
liveoak , you're absolutely correct Patty. I won't be wearing them. I actually like these both of these wraps. I have a few I've done that I don't like. I posted a moss agate one that has curly q's all over the top and I think it's just plain ugly. I told my wife the other day that someone will love it. Of course it's a lot more enjoyable making thinks that you love!
opalpyrexia , thanks Gary from Gary. My wife and I have commented in the past about some wraps that just take all the attention from the stone. I have some beautiful stones but I also have a lot that aren't one of a kind, heart stopping beautiful. I still think they can look nice even if it's as an accent.

I still obviously have a lot to learn and imagine this is the kind of thing where I always will. I've by necessity been following a lot of tutorials but venture out on my own whenever I can. Some of these ventures have been good and some not so good, but I've learned loads from all of them. I saw the tutorial for the first piece. I liked the flow, and looking through the video realized that it was really all quite easy to do. Plus it was a tutorial for a triangle stone and I've had this one waiting since before I started wrapping. Of course I was familiar with how it looked before I started but guess I got immersed in the wrapping. I was real suprised when I got to the part about attaching the bails. Once I had got going, for most of the time doing the wrap I thought the bail was going on the other end!