I have finished the last box is my series of boxes. In this one the green is the predominate colour.
Here is the complete series. It has been interesting to see the differences in the boxes because of the colour placement.
I have finished the last box is my series of boxes. In this one the green is the predominate colour.
Here is the complete series. It has been interesting to see the differences in the boxes because of the colour placement.
Here is my latest creation... and it is not a box.
This rosary has been a challenge. Originally I had some beautiful pressed glass beads that I was going to use, but they were a very orange red. They did not work with the great lampwork beads by Amy Waldman Smith. I found the perfect fire polished red beads. I have strung them with sterling silver spacers, the lampwork beads and a few Swarovski crystals to hold the lampwork beads in place.
This is a gift for my friend Debbie's aunt, Sister Rita, who will be celebrating the 50th anniversary of taking her vows as a nun.
This box is for Lauren, my eldest niece. An exact copy has been requested by Elizabeth, my youngest niece. Not to be left out my nephew Mackenzie select colours and a pattern from Julia Pretl's Little bead boxes book.
He started with a deep green and a glavenized gold, we then added another green and a metallic bronze. Here is his box.
Of course my youngest niece, Elizabeth, could not be left out. So I made her a ring, bracelet and necklace.
Elizabeth has decided that I am not allowed to photograph her new necklace.
I am working on a star box for my nephew Mackenzie, should have it finished by the end of the weekend.
I am on vacation up in cottage country. Of course I brought some beads with me. I had four shades of purple selected to make another box. My oldest niece, Lauren said that she liked purple. So this is her Purple Tempest box. I only have the lid to finish. I photographed by the lake as an added rembrance of our vacation.
This one uses right angle weave. This is my own design using Swarovski round crystals and pearls to create a ribbon like bracelet.
This bracelet is from the new Bead & Button magazine. It uses triangle weave. There were instructions to embellish, but I decide to leave it plain. I used to 8 mm Swarovski margaritas as closures. I will need to rework this part of the bracelet as it kept falling of today at work.