Hi everyone!
I am writing today about a wonderful Challenge sponsored by ArtJewelryElements.
Each month, one of the lovely and very talented AJE Artists makes a special batch of hand-made components for their Team plus a few lucky guests to create with. I was super-surprised to be included as a guest participant this month. AND, it was such a treat since this CoM was made by one of my all-time favorite Artists, Rebekah Payne of Tree Wings Studio. Truly, I was giddy and there was a little squeal of glee!
So, what did I do with this lovely bead delight? After lots of experimenting, I decided to keep-it-simple. Rebekah's creative heart bead has a lovely shape, a rich gorgeous sheen and loads of texture that needed very little enhancement. I definitely did not want to detract from any of those wonderful qualities. Plus, since this creation would be staying with me (yup, this one is all mine!), I wanted to be true to the style of jewelry I love to wear...a bit sparkly, love bracelets (never leave home without one!), a little 'girly' and classic.
Keeping to my plan and goals, here is what I created..and I love love love it. I think we should call this the 'Be True' bracelet:
Thank you Rebekah and AJE!
Please do head over to AJE to see what everyone made for their April CoM Challenge!..that's where I'm going, right now...whoosh...
Carol
(PS: sorry I am a bit late posting today...Mom's apartment flooded! We've been trying to dry things and help-out there as much as possible. Water sure does move fast and makes a huge mess. Things should be back-to-normal by tomorrow..thank goodness. It's a lot for an 85 yr old to 'deal with' alone)
Thursday, April 30, 2015
Sunday, April 26, 2015
A few months ago, I had the honor of participating in a wonderful Hop spondored by Carmi Cimicata of I Love Resin. Carmi sent everyone 2 of these really cool components to fill as we wished with resin or epoxy clay...and the rest was up to our imaginations!
Here are all of the pieces created as a result of this fabulous event:
My little heart is in 5th column, 4th one down from the top...the little origami flowers (some floating) with a tiny silver hammered heart and extra dashes of glittery gold..all embedded in lovely crystal-clear resin.
Aren't all of these creations gorgeous!?! It's amazing how 25 talented artist imagined and created so differently!
Many thanks to Carmi!
Carol
Here are all of the pieces created as a result of this fabulous event:
My little heart is in 5th column, 4th one down from the top...the little origami flowers (some floating) with a tiny silver hammered heart and extra dashes of glittery gold..all embedded in lovely crystal-clear resin.
Aren't all of these creations gorgeous!?! It's amazing how 25 talented artist imagined and created so differently!
Many thanks to Carmi!
Carol
Hi everyone! I wanted to share a cute little bracelet and earrings set I made for Pine Ridge Studios 'Hurrah for Spring' Challenge. I used an artisan bead in similar tones, sent to me from Genea Beads (thank you, Genea!)
The cool refreshing minty-green crystals are just beautiful and sparkly. Those petite, frosty-blue glass beads remind me of new dewy Spring Bluebells that are popping-up in flowerbeds right about now. I couldn't resist using the pretty little brass stars that came along with the Challenge kit. They are so sweet, don't you think so?
This set is so fresh and light-hearted...I may need to wear them tomorrow!
Thanks for reading,
Carol
The cool refreshing minty-green crystals are just beautiful and sparkly. Those petite, frosty-blue glass beads remind me of new dewy Spring Bluebells that are popping-up in flowerbeds right about now. I couldn't resist using the pretty little brass stars that came along with the Challenge kit. They are so sweet, don't you think so?
This set is so fresh and light-hearted...I may need to wear them tomorrow!
Thanks for reading,
Carol
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