First, a peyote bangle -- a new version of a design I've made a couple of times before, this time in shades of rose and mauve that seemed attractively warm on a cold day. The shades kind of remind me of the camellias that bloomed outside my bedroom window in the middle of winter when I grew up in SC.
I wish I could tell you the name of the artist who made the lovely dichroic glass pendant. Her name was in a spreadsheet that lived on my computer until my computer lost the will to live a few years ago and wiped its own hard drive clean as it died. I believe her first name was Jeanne. Any ideas as to who it might have been would be greatly appreciated. (I've had the pendant for at least 10 years - shameful!!)
New year, new stitch |
7 comments:
Oh man, I love that bracelet! That is a very cool design. Yours?
I love St. Pete, it makes such a pretty chain, no matter what beads you use with it. I've even made it with tilas. It worked out great with that pendant, and now you can say you've done some house (bead) cleaning! :)
Love them both, the pendant is beautiful, the colors gorgeous.
St. Petersburg looks complex, has some weight to compliment a larger focal, and works up fast- I think you will enjoy it.
Love that bracelet.
St. Pete's is a new favorite of mine. Pretty, sturdy, fast. I love the chain you made and the focal! That Bracelet! LOVE it!!! gorgeous style!
oh I was wondering what that stitch was when I saw this gorgeous necklace over on FB! nice color choice for the st pete's! I've been enjoying that stitch lately too!
I had to come by and thank you for your sweet words. Oh, and scrolling down I saw your mantle of nutcrackers! I love, love, love nutcrackers and lined shelves with them this year! Thank you again. I hope 2013 is an awesome year for you and keep up the beautiful beadwork!
The St Pete's chain is just *perfect* for your pendant...great choice!
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