It is time for another reveal. I am so excited to tell you all about my journey on this one.
Here is what Lesley of TheaElements gave us to choose from.
I have to tell you lately I have realized that I do so much better with surprises on a general basis. I am so inspired when it arrives. I have been trying to use my stash as much as possible and I have a gorgeous stash of artbeads to work with but it seems that it is much harder to pick a component and then start picking beads. I cant seem to choose which component to start with. One of the other reasons I have discovered I work better with surprises that are part of challenges is that I AM challenged to make what I have on hand work. That is so much fun for me.
As per my usual I forgot to take a picture of the component before I began to work with it. I have to get better at remembering to do that.
So I had a bit of extra fun and challenge with this one. Those of you who read my blog know I love twin beads by Preciosa. They just speak to me. So I wanted to do something a bit different and try my hand at a pattern that I have been looking at and admiring for quite a while.
Jill of Jill Wiseman Designs put out a YouTube video of a Dutch Spiral. I have loved the look of it for some time but just haven't gotten around to playing with it. I loved her "sticky uppy bead" rule and this cinched it for me.
Because of the beauty of the ammonite I wanted to mimic the spiral so here is what I created!
It was a bit of a bugger for me to use the clasp as it was and not just use it as a button but I really love copper and purple together. Let me know what you think and be sure to pop over and visit everyone else to see what they have done with theirs.
Hugs
KK
Here is what Lesley of TheaElements gave us to choose from.
I have to tell you lately I have realized that I do so much better with surprises on a general basis. I am so inspired when it arrives. I have been trying to use my stash as much as possible and I have a gorgeous stash of artbeads to work with but it seems that it is much harder to pick a component and then start picking beads. I cant seem to choose which component to start with. One of the other reasons I have discovered I work better with surprises that are part of challenges is that I AM challenged to make what I have on hand work. That is so much fun for me.
As per my usual I forgot to take a picture of the component before I began to work with it. I have to get better at remembering to do that.
So I had a bit of extra fun and challenge with this one. Those of you who read my blog know I love twin beads by Preciosa. They just speak to me. So I wanted to do something a bit different and try my hand at a pattern that I have been looking at and admiring for quite a while.
Jill of Jill Wiseman Designs put out a YouTube video of a Dutch Spiral. I have loved the look of it for some time but just haven't gotten around to playing with it. I loved her "sticky uppy bead" rule and this cinched it for me.
Because of the beauty of the ammonite I wanted to mimic the spiral so here is what I created!
It was a bit of a bugger for me to use the clasp as it was and not just use it as a button but I really love copper and purple together. Let me know what you think and be sure to pop over and visit everyone else to see what they have done with theirs.
Guests
Johana Nunez
Leah Curtis
Perri Jackson
AJE TeamLesley Watt
Keirsten Giles
Caroline Dewison
Rebekah Payne
Jjenny Davies-Reazor
Jen Cameron
Diana Ptaszynski
Kristen Stevens
Francesca Watson
Melissa Meman
Linda Landig
Sue Kennedy
Johana Nunez
Leah Curtis
Perri Jackson
AJE TeamLesley Watt
Keirsten Giles
Caroline Dewison
Rebekah Payne
Jjenny Davies-Reazor
Jen Cameron
Diana Ptaszynski
Kristen Stevens
Francesca Watson
Melissa Meman
Linda Landig
Sue Kennedy
Hugs
KK




