Today is the DAY. Below are photos of the piece I made with Lisa Oram's beads. She sent me those lovely deep burgundy red hand made glass beads, the fabulous pink, burgundy and black button and all those delicate tiny purple, pink and black disk beads, as well as the purple flowers. I have enjoyed working with these lovelies and making the free form peyote stitch necklace below. It has been a pleasure to work the beads you sent me. Thanks you so much. Be sure to visit
Lisa Oram and see what she made with the beads I sent her. And click on this link,
Bead Soup Party to see all of the other 83 participants in this fabulous event organized by
Lori Anderson. Thank you Lori for all your work and wonderful posts about this event. It has been a great experience.
Here are the beads Lisa Oram sent to me.
Here is the necklace I made with them.
Close up of a ceramic bead I made and the beading around it.
Close up photo of the clasp that I made with one of Lisa's handmade glass beads.
Close up of two of Lisa's handmade glass beads ( the deep rust red and white and the deep burgundy red on the strand above. The deep red rounds are beach glass type beads from the Beadin' Path. I also used some Tourmaline chips, similar to one that I sent Lisa, so that we would have a bead in common.
Another close up of Lisa's handmade glass bead. You can also see the lavender purple disks and some of the pink disks.
Here are the beads Lisa Oram sent to me.
Close up of a ceramic bead I made and the beading around it.
Close up photo of the clasp that I made with one of Lisa's handmade glass beads.
Close up of two of Lisa's handmade glass beads ( the deep rust red and white and the deep burgundy red on the strand above. The deep red rounds are beach glass type beads from the Beadin' Path. I also used some Tourmaline chips, similar to one that I sent Lisa, so that we would have a bead in common.
Another close up of Lisa's handmade glass bead. You can also see the lavender purple disks and some of the pink disks.
