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My art bead is a Kylie Parry Ceramic leaf.
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My two new guides to getting that waistline I know is lurking under there... Whether or not I actually get to see abs at some point is a whole other challenge! :-)
Necklace made for the monthly ABS challenge. Focal bead is by Rebekah Payne (Tree Wings Studio). I used several strands of recycled sari silk yarn and wire wrapped the ends.
More on my blog: fulgorine.wordpress.com/2014/01/31/january-abs-challenge/
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My first entry for an ABS challenge!
What started out as a bracelet became a long necklace... the roses are my own polymer creation, painted to match the color palette. I also used black onyx and Russian serpentine. I just love how the serpentine echos the squares of the trellis! I finished it off with suede cord tied in a knot.
Read more about how I made it on my blog here: www.treewingsstudio.com/2012/01/brier-rose-january-abs-ch...
This is my entry for the December ABS Challenge: The Captive Robin, John Anster Fitzgerald, c.1864
John Anster Fitzgerald - (1819? – 1906) "Victorian fairy painter - he was able to suggest the existence of a coherent alternative world which was ethereal and bizarre." So here is my small interpretation of the weird little creature that is holding on to the beaded rope that holds the Robin captive.
The lampwork beads are by two different Artisan Lampwork Artists:
www.generationslampwork.etsy.com and www.beadbrains.etsy.com
These beads are made of Triton Glass and that's what gives them that magical (fairly like) appearance.
My blog: www.klassyjoolz.blogspot.com
August Art Bead Scene challenge entry from Janet Snowden McDonald.
The one focal necklace features Green Girl Studio Cynthia Thronton's fairy.
My entry for the ABS January 2014 challenge.
The first month of the new year—a perfect time to get started on the monthly challenges again! I used my own polymer clay beads—the rustic speckle beads and the yellow orange flower drops, czech glass flowers, seed beads, and a brass bird charm.
You can read more about it on my blog here: www.treewingsstudio.com/2014/01/flowers-for-my-garden-jan...
June ABS Challenge submission from Carol Briody
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ABeadsLife at Etsy
Ruffled Rings by Jennifer Jennings at Blue Seraphim
Vintage Glass Olivine Drops from beadsellergirl
Vintage Bronze faceted rounds
CKoop enameled clasp
Swarovski crystals on copper headpins
Deep Rust Irish waxed linen from BeadSoupBeads
Shimmery size 8 glass seed beads
Thank you for this excellent inspiration piece! The Marianne North artwork is fabulous. The story of her life gave me courage to submit my first piece to ABS!