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The colour combinations were fresh and inspirational. So designers take note! For instance, the black, pink, purple and white bracelet (#2) by Kaylee could suggest a jewelry design using hematite, rose quartz, amethyst and howlite. What about #5? Carnelian, turquoise, peridot and howlite? Get the picture?
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But you don't have to go with just spring-like colours. Leanne, the mother of the birthday girl chose bronze seed beads (necklace #3) which she set off with fall coloured beads. As the birthday girl though, Phyllis could do as she pleased. So she celebrated her entry into official teenagedom with a necklace unlike the others. She used a polymer clay tube as her focal bead and used alternating clusters of large and smaller seed beads.
Beadweaving Collection #4
Oh what fun! I have to tell you - there is something about the color of your blog that makes me happy when I open it. :)
ReplyDeleteBelieve me, those spring like colours makes ME happy too as a Canadian currently in the depths of winter. It probably also represents my quirky side!
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