I am alive, a lot going on and I'll tell you some of it - but not now. Today I want to show you some of the new two-hole lentil beads introduced at Tucson in February.
Notice how the beads stand up above the bracelet. This is my original design I created for the Trendsetters, for a jewelry display in Tucson |
We got together to give Sue a 'send-off'. She is traveling in Germany, Czech Republic, and Austria with a group of teenagers. So we thought she needed a new pattern to bead on the plane |
Another beautiful version |
We need to name this but so far all we could come up with was "Centipede". We didn't think that was very flattering, so if you have an idea, please let me know. |
Virginia is now back from her trip to Panama and her niece came here to visit. She doesn't speak English very well but Virginia translated for her and below is her finished bracelet. |
For a beginner, she did beautiful work. |
And of course, Janet's version, Beautiful! And we thought it looked fabulous with the chainmaille bracelet she made in the last class. See more of this on her blog. Here |
9 comments:
Super .... fantastic design variations.!
Beautiful colors!
Congratulations!
Lovely.
I never saw lentil beads here ,2hole lentil beads I never heard of.
I really would like to get my hands on some lentils ,where are they ? :)
Hello Eileen,
what for wonderful bracelets,I find the colors for the first one very beautiful!!!!.
Warm Greetings
Marion
Very nice jewelries!
beautifful bracelets. I like especially the first one - very energetic colours.
Lovely bracelets ! I love the color pallette especially the first one as it looks like lime and mint , so cooling and smooth, and the lentils are amazing !
I SO love your color style~ it matches my own. Beautiful work, Eileen.
I'm wondering if you are planning to reopen? If not, I need to figure out another source for beads right quick!
Hey this pattern is awesome!!! I was wondering if you had instructions for it that I possibly would be able to purhase from you. I have these really cool bone colored ones and I really wanted to do something with them, and this is perfect! I need to show stuff off to people that come into where i work (i work in a bead store) haha. Thanks so much,
Zack
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