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What struck me about this challenge is the repetition of pattern and the prominence of texture that are so evident in the terraced crown of the building, so that's what I focused on in my design.
I made the beads from domed discs that I cut from etched copper sheet and then soldered together. I attempted to echo the repetitive triangular pattern from the building's face in the herringbone wirework in the focal and the three accent beads. In addition, I made accent beads from copper gears that I also domed and soldered.
To echo the mirror-like appearance of the windows, I have hung little charms made from 4mm bicone beads in a hematite finish and in a clear/no-finish, as well as adding a tiny pop of color with charms made from enameled headpins.
:) Molly Alexander
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"Princeton is the lead partner on the ACT:ACTPol projects and heavily involved in QUIET, SPIDER, BiCEP, PLANCK, TRUCE and ABS experiments." This is a photo of the SPIDER project.
Plastic pipes are now commonly used in today times. Plastic pipes are made up of organic chemistry materials such as PVC, ABS and polyethylene etc.
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I had created the focal bead for fun, and then decided to design this bracelet around it when I saw the November Art Bead Scene challenge.
This month's challenge is based on the painting The Fairy Fellers' Master-Stroke by Richard Dadd. I was attracted to the dark, earthy and almost metallic color palette as well as the white flowers and dark grasses in this painting, so that was my guiding theme for this.
I found several kinds of flower charms and beads that appealed to me on ArtBeads.com, and was able to incorporate them into my bracelet. It's fairly simple, but I enjoyed playing with the little details. The centers of the translucent resin flowers are suede circles.
Second entry for this months Challenge...
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