Saturday, May 31, 2014

Art Jewelry Elements Component of the month Reveal - Sue Beads

I LOVE SUE'S CABS!!!!!

This is what she offered up this month for us to play with.

Now I would have also loved some chicklets but I can not resist the chance to play with her cabs!!!!  If you saw my last post I was part of the Waxed Linen Blog hop and now I need linen and chicklets!

So on with my creation.  I should tell you that I had a little health hiccup earlier this month just when Sue's cab arrived and I needed to keep my mind off the waiting and itching.  LOL  I also new from the moment I picked my cab (actually she made one special for me....Thanks for that!) what I wanted to do.  That does not happen very often.  Here is where the inspiration came from.

I loved making the Dutch Spiral with twins so much I new it would make a good necklace!


And I embroidered the pendant with twins too!!! 

I was able to wear this on Mothers' Day to the Rochester Lilac Festival and got a few comments.

Sorry this post is so short I am working through a migraine but that does not take away the love I have for this necklace that is now a cherished part of my collection!!!  Please check out what everyone else choose and made I can not wait!!!




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KK

17 comments:

  1. Gorgeous inspiration and gorgeous necklace! You are so amazing with those seed beads, and I love the bezel around the cab! That would be a great tutorial, Kristen! I haven't seen one like that! Thank you so much for playing along this month and hope your migraine goes away!

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  2. Yowzah! Yum.
    The cab has a subtle blue silver in it - the darker duos in the bezel help bring that out. I love it - and you are totally getting bonus karma points for making matching CoM designs two months running!

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  3. Love love love! The bezel just curves and hugs the cab divinely.

    Hope you're feeling better!

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  4. Just gorgeous as always, Kristen! I hope you don't laugh when you see what I did with twins!

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  5. This is just beautiful- I LOVE it! Hope you are feeling better soon!

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  6. This is lovely Kristen - as always...very soothing colours too.

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  7. Beautiful set. I'm glad you made a necklace to match because it is simply lovely! I love the color too. Feel better. Migraines are evil.

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  8. Gorgeous Kristen I love it! Is the dutch spiral with twins a stitch you made up or did you learn it from someone else? I like how it turns out and now I want to try it.
    Therese

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  9. A beautiful and elegant piece. I love the spiral bead stitch. And the bracelet that inspired it is just a lovely.

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  10. Gorgeous bead work! Sorry you are struggling with a migraine today...I know how that is...I hope it passes quickly.

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  11. I love the periwinkle/lilac colors you paired with the cab--I love designs in variations of the same hue. Your beaded bezel is so lush, and so meticulous--you do amazing work! The twisting beaded strand is amazing, I would love to hold one of those in my hand one day! Very cool.

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  12. Sorry to hear you're suffering a migraine headache Kristen, hope it goes away quickly. :)

    I love the necklace you created using one of Sue's cabochons and I think your use of the twin beads to create a pretty bezel was pure genus. Also I agree with you as I too love the way your Dutch spiral necklace looks made with the twin beads, they really give it texture and definition. Is there a tutorial on making the Dutch spiral with twins ?

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  13. Kristen, your dutch spiral with twins is wonderful. It gave me a new inspiration for a piece I am doing. Thanx.

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  14. GORGEOUS, GORGEOUS, GORGEOUS! Love you lady!!

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  15. Really pretty, you're so clever with those tiny beads!!!

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  16. What a great necklace! I am so glad that you have been able to enjoy wearing it. And I hope that your migraine lightens up. I suffer from them and they are NO fun.

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