Here is my second entry for the Art Bead Scene's November challenge. When I went to the bead show last weekend, I fell in love with so many pieces that I thought could work, and landed up putting them all together for this. The long skinny very interesting stick was made by Anne Dilker of Moss Hollow Pottery. The lovely fairy face by Moggie Moyer of Bead my Love. I wrapped the face in the neatest copper filigree by Kabela Design, and that great little charm that I think MAKES the whole thing is what LeAnn Weih of Summers Studio calls a "doo dad!" Copper chain by Kabela, labrodorite, yellow chalcedony, lapiz, and wood.Happiness!!
13 comments:
A gorgeous piece, Sharon. I love the beads and the way you combined everything!! Wonderful!!
really great! this abs is inspiring some wonderful work~ designer of the week is going to mean an extra lot this month...
beautiful my sharon!!!!
looove the pendant...very nice piece!
Amazing how you've taken all of these elements and created pure magic! Stunning piece with LOTS of interest and texture. Hugs, Terri xoxo
You are on fire, my dear! I love that face. So serene. So calming. And the stick is a prize to find for sure! Thanks for sharing your inspiration! Enjoy the day! Erin
What a gorgeous piece of art Sharon, love it.
Bisous.
An awesome piece of Art! I so love the stick bead as a focal.
Thanks everyone...you have made me feel good on this Monday!
Very Nice!! I love the face focal bead. I swear Sharon you must not sleep.
Sharon,
You have ceated a wonderful interpretation of this month's painting!!! The colors are ever so perfect and I agree LeAnn's doo dad makes the piece!!!!
Pattie ;)
Mazatlan Mx.
PS I wish for you to have all the creative time you can squeeze out of this week!! I know exactly what you are saying. No creating or making art for 2 weeks and I'm just bursting with all kinds of ideas and inspirations!! :)
Sharon...I agree with WireWorked..you must not sleep!! :-) Always something pretty to see here when I visit!
Sharon, you've created a great piece! I love that stick bead and the focal. It's all put together so nicely and really represents the inspiration painting well!
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