So it's the big day we all have been waiting for. Since I will be camping with my extended family I wrote this blog early and hope that it posts at the right time.
First off I have to thank Sally of the blog Wire Worked for sending me such a beautiful bunch of goodies to play with. The challenge was how to edit what was sent into a piece as small as a bracelet since I wear them more often than necklaces. Making an necklace would have been easier since the pendant she sent me only had one hole but you know me, fearless, I just drilled it. With so many choices all of them wonderful I put together several things but ended up cutting them apart and starting over when I realized that something else would work better. After several trys I finally ended up with a bracelet that's perfect for fall and will go with so much of my wardrobe I wondered why I haven't worked in these colors before? It's time to make some more pieces in the lovely fall colors Sally sent. Please visit Sally's blog to see what she did with the beads I sent her.
If you are interested in viewing the 300 other bloggers please visit Lori's site for the list.
To see what she sent me click here.
Edited to say: To drill glass, porcelain, rocks, shells or anything like this you simply use a small diamond bit in your drummel with your piece underwater in a shallow dish. Go slow, if you need a larger hole than you started with simply work up to that size. I got my diamond bits at harbor freight, it was a set of 10 different shapes and sizes.
First off I have to thank Sally of the blog Wire Worked for sending me such a beautiful bunch of goodies to play with. The challenge was how to edit what was sent into a piece as small as a bracelet since I wear them more often than necklaces. Making an necklace would have been easier since the pendant she sent me only had one hole but you know me, fearless, I just drilled it. With so many choices all of them wonderful I put together several things but ended up cutting them apart and starting over when I realized that something else would work better. After several trys I finally ended up with a bracelet that's perfect for fall and will go with so much of my wardrobe I wondered why I haven't worked in these colors before? It's time to make some more pieces in the lovely fall colors Sally sent. Please visit Sally's blog to see what she did with the beads I sent her.
If you are interested in viewing the 300 other bloggers please visit Lori's site for the list.
To see what she sent me click here.
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| My bead soup bracelet |
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| Bracelet in the long view |
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| Bead soup challenge finished piece |
