Thursday, July 22, 2010
Some Beady Things and More
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Well, poor Hubby has been a sickly baby so I have been doing some beading and stuff in between nursing duties. You guys blinded by my halo?? :) So, here is what I have been playing with. What chu think? :D
Adventures in clay - and other things - from Honolulu, Hawaii
Hi All!
Many thanks for coming to visit my blog. I'm glad you are here! As I used to say when I was a bartender... Stick around! :D We have fun here. Not too much griping and lots of laughs! Be welcome here and be happy!
Many thanks for coming to visit my blog. I'm glad you are here! As I used to say when I was a bartender... Stick around! :D We have fun here. Not too much griping and lots of laughs! Be welcome here and be happy!
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6 comments:
I LOVE your beading work. These are real winners. I also love the new website. Boy, have you been busy! See ya Monday!
SOOO glad to hear it! :) I wish I had posted a better picture of the Aloha necklace. You can't even SEE aloha and honu is on the other side. ;)
Monday it is, TamSing Salts tags in hand! xoxox
You HAVE been busy!So sorry Brian has been sick for such a long time. Your nursely beading is at least something positive to have come out of it. Pretty awesome. Though some are more spectacular and I like them, I especially like the one that looks like a blackberry.....well it IS blackberry season here and I have blackberries on the brain. How did you make the turquoise beads? Are they caned?
I love your beading, but I'm falling in love with the first necklace...the pendant is in polymer clay?
Thanks, Anita, no, the turquoise beads are blue and green mixed then just swirled into beads. ;)
Hi Twizzy. Many thanks for coming to my blog and for your nice words! Yes, the pendant is polymer clay and has honu, the Hawaiian turtle on one side and Aloha on this side so the necklace can be worn either way. I was trying to get the honu side out but chose the wrong pictures. ;) It's a really pretty necklace in real life.
And thanks for the compliments on my beading! Now I am inspired to make more! Coming soon...the one I did last night. :D
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