dyed shell beads, glass beads, and wirework Length: 17 1/2 inches, flowers 1 & 1/4 inches wide made by Rebecca US $25 SOLD
1 comment:
Anonymous
said...
Beth and Becca,
Your work is beautiful, as always. Someday when I'm rich, I'll comission my jewelry from you guys!
I just finihsed a very basic 10-hour metalsmithing/jewelry workshop at Fuller. I made planished silver earrings, a copper necklace (which I hope to finish with the amber-coloured glass beads I bought in Istanbul), and a wirework-gem stone pendant. Creativity, especially working-with-your-hands crafting--is a good tonic when a grad student, I've discovered. (It's different than the creativity required to craft a research paper, for instance--something I should be doing right now, in fact!)
I started beading while in Papua New Guinea about three years ago, and the old beads I dug out of the basement of the Henry's, as well as the left-over fix-it projects you returned to me, have provided the raw materials for a few more necklaces. You guys remain an inspiration for my jewelry-making; I consistently get complimented on many pieces that you've made for me. I've finally acquired little round-nosed pliers, and may yet master closing jump rings.
Well done!, from your fan, Donna, who appears to favour hyphens today
We ARE sisters!
Beth got her first beads in sixth grade and has been in love with beadwork since then. (which means she's been doing beadwork a long time!) She is an artist- painter, writer, knitter, embroiderer...
Rebecca has been working with beads for about five years. She is a musician, song-writer, poet, painter, and a serious reader. Both sisters love sci-fi and fantasy.
ALL ITEMS ARE FOR SALE- To contact us just click on the comments line for one of the items. Please leave your email address for us or we won't be able to contact you! Your comments are directly emailed to us and we will respond promptly. We are also willing to do commission work if you have a special request.
1 comment:
Beth and Becca,
Your work is beautiful, as always. Someday when I'm rich, I'll comission my jewelry from you guys!
I just finihsed a very basic 10-hour metalsmithing/jewelry workshop at Fuller. I made planished silver earrings, a copper necklace (which I hope to finish with the amber-coloured glass beads I bought in Istanbul), and a wirework-gem stone pendant. Creativity, especially working-with-your-hands crafting--is a good tonic when a grad student, I've discovered. (It's different than the creativity required to craft a research paper, for instance--something I should be doing right now, in fact!)
I started beading while in Papua New Guinea about three years ago, and the old beads I dug out of the basement of the Henry's, as well as the left-over fix-it projects you returned to me, have provided the raw materials for a few more necklaces. You guys remain an inspiration for my jewelry-making; I consistently get complimented on many pieces that you've made for me.
I've finally acquired little round-nosed pliers, and may yet master closing jump rings.
Well done!,
from your fan,
Donna, who appears to favour hyphens today
Post a Comment