It's Bead Table Wednesday. I am showing my recent firing of stoneware and porcelain beads with some new glaze colors. I am very excited about how black the black beads turned out. And that I only had to fire them one time at cone5 to get this fabulous color. I can't wait to make them into a necklace along with some other black beads I made from a different clay body and stain.
To follow up on last week's BTW, I have put in the above photo. I want to thank all of you for your encouraging comments about my beads which in the end I really liked so much that I finished the necklace I had started. I find this BTW so inspiring and motivating. I hope you will click on my BTW button on the sidebar and get over and look at all the other inspiring bead tables. Its always a great experience.
This necklace is so drop dead gorgeous! And those little hearts are adorable!
ReplyDeleteYep, it turned out great!
ReplyDeleteHi Mary, i <3 everything about that amazing necklace and you alredi know how i feel about your <3 charms take care ttfn L:)
ReplyDeleteThose colors!! I thought it was candy at first on the post roll, but it is gorgeous beads. Love them all!
ReplyDeleteI always love seeing your new beads! Always so gorgeous. The completed necklace turned out so lovely!
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I love your site! Thanks for insights! I got the idea of starting a vintage jewelry line from you.. Awesome collection. I am also a jewelery blogger. Great Job! This necklace is so drop dead gorgeous! And those little hearts are adorable! I like all things piked and I would try to come here time and again for more updates. Thank you very much :)
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Hi Mary, I love your new turquoise matte glazed hearts and beads.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful beads - loved the "ancient" bead look!
ReplyDeleteHi Mary,
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely necklace and interesting glazes and clay....that black is REALLY black omg...:) what kind of clay is it? black porcelain?