Mother of pearl shells are always lovely in jewelry designs. They have a shimmery quality about them which is probably why Debbie chose the green ones in her bracelet and earrings set. The beads are from another Debbie, my friend and co-instructor's collection.
She teamed the triangular wedges of mother of pearl with small peridot colored pearls. For a contrast, she picked off white pearls - a safe choice as these greens are not that easy to work with. The bar and toggle clasp should make wearing and removing the bracelet easier.
Beader Design #: 616
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She teamed the triangular wedges of mother of pearl with small peridot colored pearls. For a contrast, she picked off white pearls - a safe choice as these greens are not that easy to work with. The bar and toggle clasp should make wearing and removing the bracelet easier.
Beader Design #: 616
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MOP beads always make me think of summer and the beach, especially combined with pearls and other sea-related beads or charms.
ReplyDeleteLove the tutorials. I have some wool roving (in beautiful colors) that I have wanted to use. Now I don't have any excuse - I must make something out of it!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty mother of pearl necklace - I like the green and white together. Makes me think of summer as well.
What a great looking necklace! I love those shapes and colors together!
ReplyDeleteMe too, wonderful combination of beads and shapes!
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