Giving a big "shout-out" to my friend Megan, who let me borrow this book. Not only is the book itself interesting, it is absolutely PERFECT for jewelry photos! Love ya' Meggie <3 |
For the set itself, I used small seed beads in three colors-- a green-ish teal, a faded yellow, and a bright electric yellow-- all three of them translucent, like beach glass. I used bigger seed beads, in a shade of bright green, to vary the texture of the pieces. I used black ceramic beads, smooth and round, to help accent the bright yellow glass beads used as focal beads for the set.
These earrings are ready for their close-up! |
I chose not to use the large glass beads for these earrings for a few reasons. I was going to elaborate, but my list got eaten by an angry Blogging Monster who had a bone to pick with me. He's a big bully... he should pick on someone his own size ~!
Although that begs the question of what a Blogging Monster *looks* like, and causes me to wonder just how big they are. Can anyone verify their existence as a species? Or are they in the same category as "Big Foot" and "Sasquatch" and "Nessie"?
... When bloggers start creating their own nemeses, you know that it's way too late to be putting together a post. Looks like it's my bedtime, guys... see you tomorrow!
3 friends stopped by to chat:
Hello! Love your new page. Thought I was somewhere else.
Thank you darling! I'm laid up in bed, unfortunately-- not much I can do on days like this!-- so I'm trying to be as productive as possible. I'm still editing, trying to figure out if I actually like this one enough to keep around, but I'm glad you think it's pretty! <3
Thanks so much for stopping by and leaving such a sweet comment on my blog. I love the idea of having a unique cup for each member of a dinner party- how delightful!
I love the necklace set:)
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