I do tend to get "stuck" on shapes, colors, and types of beads when I "torch."
Lately, it's been red, ivory, and green.
Red and green are for obvious reasons.
Re and Ivory,
well,
I just love those colors together!
Lately, it's been red, ivory, and green.
Red and green are for obvious reasons.
Re and Ivory,
well,
I just love those colors together!
Here's an organic heart I made using red and ivory.
I added a little silver leaf.
Nummy colors and textures!
How could I write this post without including headpins?
These are headpins that are ready for the holidays!
Christmas is coming!
I love this bead!
I love the colors and the murrini.
I am normally murrini applying impaired,
but, this time,
it worked!
You can find some of my murrini here.
These beads are mini spacers.
They seem to be ready for Christmas, but,
I think someone could use them any time of the year.
Last, but not least,here's the dragonfly bead!
I love, love, love this one!
I've been working on dragonflies for over a year now.
I am finally PLEASED with this one!
Now, I have a question for you.
When working on a technique for a bead or a piece of jewelry or whatever,
what is the longest time you have worked on a technique to develop it and be happy
with the results?
I'm anxious to hear your answers!
5 comments:
I agree agree!!! i like the Red and Ivory! Especially SIS on Red it calms the red down and gives it a warm feeling:) I like it!
First, I really like what you've done!
Second, I wish I had an answer! I just started to work on dots and stringer before the contractors took over my studio for their power supply while building on to our house. Poo.
Looks like the colors are workin' for you Mallory!
I love Ivory and Red together.
I love your dragonfly! My answer for the longest time is (insert drumroll, please) "I don't know because if I love doing something, then I practice it over and over and never even realize how much time has gone into it. On the other hand, if I hate something, I wimp out after about five minutes of practicing!"
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