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| Janet's two-toned purple version. Beautiful. The pattern called for Thorn beads, we used two-hole and regular daggers instead |
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| Here is a closeup of above. Janet really liked this pattern and you can see more color versions on her Blog |
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| Sandy's second bracelet. She really liked this pattern and made two. She used some of my favorite colors, so I'll have to make this version as well. |
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| My blue luster version with a black diamond AB dagger. You would think with a bead store, I'd have everything I need - but forgot almost everything. So thanks to all for lending me needle and thread and even seed beads. |
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| Sue's very dramatic Metallic Gold Chilli's and Garnet daggers. Also beautiful. |
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| This is Sandy's first color version. She was unsure about colors since she hadn't done this pattern and hadn't seen it done before. She did a wonderful job coordinating the daggers with the Jet half coat Copper. Turned out great. |
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| Judy leans towards Southwest gemstone colors in selecting beads and this turned out very dramatic as well. Interesting that they all take on a different vibe - even when using the same pattern. |
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| Sharon had fun with her colorful bead choices as well. Again, totally different feel - I'm always so amazed when that happens Beautiful work |
A big, big thank you to Sandy for teaching and to Judy for hosting our class and for providing the wine and delicious soup and other goodies. Like I said, fabulous day!
2 comments:
So fun to see all of our versions shown in one place. Thanks, Eileen! We all bring out own "flair" to whatever we make as a group. Love these women!
Ditto, love these women!
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