The beads I received came from Teresa Matheson...(check out her gorgeous work on Etsy!) she sent me so many gorgeous beads, I couldn't use them all for this challenge! I have plans for the rest, though!
Here is what I created...the photos are not quite there...I confess I didn't finish this until late last night, and the light was not sufficient.
Enameled beads by Teresa Matheson, copper and carnelian |
Remember this fibula? The enameled bead is also from Theresa...I decided to swirl the wire around these cool long shapes.
Here are some of what I didn't get around to using! I'm loving those curved ovals...they fit perfectly on the top of your wrist, so those will turn into a couple of simple bracelets, I believe, and those chunky green cubes? Well, I have some more ideas swirling around ;)
Go over to the ning site and take a look at all the other gorgeous pieces. There are all levels and types of enameling happening there...something for everyone! Enjoy :)
Wow - Melissa. Pure eye-candy!
ReplyDeleteMelissa I love what you created! The long beads are so pretty, love the swirls of color thoughout, reminds me of marbled paper. I wished I could have signed up for this challenge but had not had my class with Barbara or Melissa Manley yet. maybe the next go 'round!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love the clusters!
ReplyDeleteYou have such an eye for creating things! I would love to see this on. Yes, those curved oval discs are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThe necklace is fabulous! and the fibula. And all the goodies left over! I saw the beads you sent to Sharon...lovely!
ReplyDeletePretty necklace, but the fibula is my fave! Wire and bead...cooooool. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the nice comments, Melissa! I hope you had fun with your beads. You've done a great job with them!
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OMG Melissa! That is one gorgeous necklace!! What stone is the red brio you have used as the focal?
ReplyDeleteEverything is gorgeous! I especially like that fibula :)
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