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I haven't posted much lately, but I've been working at the beadwork, trying to expand the vocabulary of shapes I can create. This is one, using a graduated set of diamond shapes in gemstone beads and graduated egg or oval shapes with the nickel silver beads. Obviously it's totally symmetrical. After doing that one, I did another, mixing up the shapes and colors a bit more. This is that one.
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I really like working with the stone beads, and putting that sort of color in the work. In one way, it's a pain because the holes are so much smaller than seed bead holes. But I like the soft colors alot.
I love those diamonds and ovals!
ReplyDeleteLove those diamonds! I like how you were able to get them kind of flat but still clearly looking like beaded beads. Also, aren't beaded eggs fun?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shapes!!!!!!!!!!
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