Despite my dislike for the outdoors, I love to swim - lakes, oceans, pools...you name it! So, I chose glass beads for this bracelet that would reflect the light blue of sky and darker blue of nice, cool water.
I wanted it to look eclectic, but it actually takes much more time to make sure it looks haphazard. Patterns always want to emerge, so I had to restring the beads a couple of times.
7 comments:
beautiful!!!!! WOW!
Great job on all of your new jewerly. Since you asked about what are my favorite colors...ermald green, of course black and deep deep blue.
Great pictures...must have had a great camera!!!
beautiful. You have taken to your new found talent quite well.
That's beautiful! Very talented--a possible side career?
It is very pretty, and Juliet, I have a friend who is about to have her first baby, a girl. They are going to name her Emerald.... and their last name is Green. Emerald (something) Green. I think it's beautiful! (of course I'm not really entitled to ridicule anyone's name am I?)
Hey, October - Remember when I had that HUGE crush on Matt Green in college! I could have named my daughter Emerald, too! Purrfect!
Gosh, gee, wilikers! Y'all are too kind on my chidish attempts at creativity. Thanks so much!
I went to a new bead store in Rockford and some of their creations were just awe-inspiring. I have a long way to go!
Beatiful, Ann-Marie! I love it! I am sooo into bracelets, especially unique pretty ones.
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