The first pair I made for Earrings Everyday two weeks ago when the earrings, at least the focal beads, were damaged by a Lab's wagging tail and a cup of coffee. They actually changed a bit since last time and I added a second pair. Both are wrapped with oxidized coper. The first has four round, brass dangles hanging from the holes on a copper beadcap, topped with natural nuggets of beautifully rustic Turquoise, the other beadcap, a couple of vinyl beads and a yellow glass bead.
With the second pair I got to use the gorgeous handcrafted Lampwork glass beads made by our own Kimberly Rogers of Numinosity and Numinosity Beads. Two tiny brass teardrops provide a change of shape and texture.
The light weight of the polymer beads gave me a little more freedom to "build" without worrying about the weight.
That's it for me this month. Have a Great Day! I'll be back on April 5th.
p.s. I take my photos in natural light, and it was about the worst day possible for picture taking. I apologize for the poor quality of the images.
Norbel Marolla
Utterly splendid, Norbel! Moody is a great word. Might work in your shop item descriptions!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Susan. I love the word; it suits me. :) Thanks again!
DeleteAnd these are going to be all mine *smiling from ear to ear*. Woohooo. Thank you so much for introducing this (to me) new artist.
ReplyDeleteJanine, I was so surprised!! I'm glad you loved them! I think you'll find you'll like them even more in person. Thank you!! And yes, check out Jon's shop!
DeleteI love these Norbel, I have never ordered from Jon, but he cranks out some lovely items. What you did with them is pretty spectacular too!! ♥
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lynn; I always appreciate your feedback! I do love Jon's work. And he has some very cool brightly colored image beads right now. Also, because he creates the images himself, they most often can be duplicated. :) thanks again!
DeleteNorbel! I guess I wasn't paying attention when you posted these. I like what you did with Jon's tiles. Thanks for the shout out, my crusty barrels look happy!
ReplyDeleteI do believe your crusty barrels are very happy! These photos are, putting it bluntly, quite rotten. :) But I had no choice. The weather doesn't listen to me when I ask it to change for my blog photos. ;) Your beads really pull out the same color in the images, not seen so well in the photos. ;) Thanks for the great glass!
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