click on the picture for a better look I was inspired to submit a piece for this month's
Art Bead Scene's monthly challenge. Go
here to find out more about that. I haven't created for this for a very long time, but this month something called to me, and the piece was done in my mind almost instantly, I just knew what it was. I recently discovered a wonderful new clay artist by the name of
Yoli, of Yolanda's Clay. I love her work, as soon as I saw her pieces they really called to me. So there you have it.
The rest of the necklace is tumbled glass beads, amazonite, steel wire, carnelian, and vintage seed beads from my sweet sweet friend far away,
Dorthe! I love how this all came together, it made me happy!
Thanks for taking a peek, and I always appreciate hearing from you
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15 comments:
This is soooo beautiful, Sharito! Like a blue sky on a summer's day... that carnelian is gorgeous.
Oh - and you can come in my garden anytime...
Stunning, stunning, stunning. I'm totally in love with this piece You worked magic, Sharon!
Wow--Sharon--you're just so good!
Really Lovely Sharon!
Your pieces are lovely Sharon, they are so pleasing to the eye. Thank you for using my beads and turing them into something so pretty!
This is a lovely piece and I really like the balance of that long pendant from Yoli with the bead above it.
Wow, fantastic piece, caught my eye right away, love it, love it! xox Corrine
absolutely you!! ( the link of yoli do not work)
lovely, Sharon!!
What a beautiful necklace! Stunning Sharon!!
x
Thee is so much beautiful detail in this piece, Sharon. Lovely!
Very, nice. Quite lovely. I just adore the way you combine elements. You are so talented, Miss Sharon. - Cheers, Kathy
I just found your blog and I Love some of your pieces, particularly this one, its amazing! So I featured it on my blog, of course I linked all the credits to you! GD
Dearest Sharon,- this piece is exeptional beautiful- I love the mix of colors- and the pearl from Yolanda ,is fantastic, paired with the white rose, and the blue--and thankyou so much my dear friend - I`m so happy you found such great use for the sead beads.
Hope you are well? and that you got my last mail?
Warm hugs, and loving thoughts, from Dorthe
am slowly starting to see a faint trace of my style, the way I approach a theme and execute it. But at this stage it is like a barely there whisper and I am looking forward to discovering more of it and to see how your style develops:-)
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