For whatever reason, the pink leaves really appealed to me, so here's a shiny set of 5.
Another set of 5 leaves, this time in neutral colors. I made a set of these for myself awhile back, and I'm in the process of turning them into a necklace. I plan on selling the necklace, but I'm liking it an awful lot. Mine or yours? We'll see if I can let go of it...
Here are some 3-leaf sets and some larger leaves.
I have more leaves, but they're waiting to be etched. Are you sick and tired of leaves yet? Well, here are more of my classics - a couple of Bronze Age beads and another Seaside bead.



And now I'm off to recharge with a cappuccino, mom and fur kids in tow. Have yourselves a happy and creative day!
4 comments:
I love those pink leaves, and I will be there early!
Hey Shirley! Good to meet you in person last weekend at the NorCal meeting. Your leaves are delicious - they almost look ceramic. Good luck at B&B - wish I was going!
Mallory, I'll make more pinks!
Patty, great meeting you too! Thanks for your kind words. One of these times you'll have to go to B&B - it's amazing!
Hi Shirley,
Your beads are really nice, showing great creativity.
The colours are very pleasant, with a fresh tone and classy.
Best regards,
José
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