These, again, are hard to name. They just sort of came together this way, reminding me of a robot or an abstract art piece. Either way, they’ve got an a unique look– something almost ‘punky’ but with style from the blue beads. These grey beads can be accented with seed …
I’m not sure what to call these, really. I’ve been told that they look like space ships. The original concept was to have dangling tassels hanging down in colours that echoed the original bead– green for the base colour and white for the glittery affect. I think I’ve hit the …
These, as you can tell by the label, are similar to my Sea Goodness style A but with a twist. Sorry for the confusion, but since the colours are interchangeable, I couldn’t help but use the same cute name for both. Featuring sea-spray green pearls and chocolate striped shells, with …
These earrings are a popular style– within a week of making the first ones, another set was needed. Good thing to, as these images came out very sharp. The first set, which unfortunately did not make it to the gallery, had brown striped seashells instead of apricot but were otherwise …
These were somewhat custom made– I found the original keychains (see below) and thought of someone immediately. I then made them, and sent a photo to a mutual friend, who gave me the thumbs up. I have to report, they were a hit! I used pliers to remove the clasp …
I saw these little orange cones in a drawer of new beads one day, and they reminded me too much of veggies to be anything else. Some playing around with wire and the cute green beads gave you the earrings you see here. While gushed over, they’re still available, but …
One of my harder pieces, I can’t tell you how many slips of wire and tens of crimping beads were lost in putting together this vision. It was well worth it– my friend fell in love with them. Not to worry, though, they’re another style I can make again, in …
