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You saw them frozen, now they are complete with beading and leave veins and fantasy detail. These were originally knitted.
A small bloom after the rain. The red center portion at first was blurry, but it simply was oversaturated. Using a brush to desaturate just the reds brought the detail back.
As you can see, I had a rather large order for snails last month, all commissioned by Gigiholy. There are ten in all, six msd sized and four pukifee sized, with pearls. They’re designed to be worn as head parts but since they’re magnetic they ‘stick’ to Fairyland’s hands/wrists and each other. Each one was given a special color scheme to match each of her dolls. Such a cute idea. ^__^
It rained nearly ALL day today in Baltimore ... it decided to end just before sunset, and for about 10 minutes the skies broke up to show a little light and blue between the clouds. What caught my eye was the water beading all over the cars. So instead of turning the wide angle lenses skywards ... I turned the long lens sidewards ;))
Here is the first of the many angles I took trying different perspectives, lighting, etc. as the sky changed, and as I walked around the well waxed vehicles. The colors and patterns there were amazing ... little landscapes in of themselves ... once you took a moment to examined them closely.
Others to follow once I get to play with them some more at a later time. Now off to bed for a long day at work tomorrow.
Thoughts on composition, focal point, etc. is appreciated. This is a whole new landscape for me ;)
I have made these earrings for a dear friend. I poured a lot of love into the process and I hope she will feel that when wearing them. (Please excuse the fact that I am modelling for my jewelry, for the moment it's the easiest solution....)
I saw this amazing coloured car this morning, as I was walking into work. There was no definite colour to the car, it all depended on your viewing angle. I could see orange, pink, violet, cyan, and even green. The duco was very clean, and the rain made lots of beautiful water beads on this marvellous surface. You can also see a lamppost in the reflection.
Taken with iPhone 3GS.
Entry into the Australian Beading forum wirework challenge "Head wear". I created freeform "crazy lace" head band with beads woven in and an Eni Oken inspired focal in place of a flower :)
Here's a bead embroidered necklace I made out of seed beads, sequins, buttons, and colored copper wire. Also included are some pieces of plastic electrical wire coating -- I love that stuff! It's like bugle beads, only no sharp edges -- and some Czech glass.
Yes, I'm aware that I used a horrible pun. Oh, come on. You know I couldn't resist.
2 sets of blue and white bunny earrings, with opposite color seed beads underneath the bunnies. Surgical steel earhooks.
This neckpiece was the first place winner in the California State Fair in the Bead Woven class, Bead Art Division. The cabochon is Crazy Lace agate and the hummingbird is a Laura Mears creation.
I carved this piece in 2007.
"I will wear my heart upon my sleeve for daws to peck at " - Shakespeare
I guess beading is my thing now. Those hearts are super fun to do, though. And parchment aida is so dang classy. I couldn't stitch a naughty word on it even if I wanted to.
Anywho, who says romance is dead? It's just apathetic these days. I have a theory I will stitch a bunch of these to be centerpieces for my wedding one day, once I find someone who can put up with a cross stitching Trekette.