Great focal and necklace! (Though I have to admit when I first saw the closeup on the Studio Waterstone page, I thought it was a fancy piece of chocolate--that would have been good too!) :)
I'm wondering what the focal is made of...and I love the beads you've used also! (Are they wood, a seed of some kind, a Czech glass bead? Whatever they are, they are wonderful, earthy, and go perfect with your focal!
Really nice photo too! I'm loving photos taken on books. I haven't tried it yet, but should. This looks great! --Sharyl
Elisabeth has been crafty all her life, but beads and jewelry have been her focus for the last few years. A class in lamp working inspired her to build a studio and focus on working with flames and hot glass. Elisabeth lives in Alexandria, Virginia, with her husband, two kids, and dogs Layla and Griffin, all who are frequent stars of this blog.
oh very pretty, the elves have done a wonderful job.....
ReplyDeleteLovely close up of the pendant!
ReplyDeleteooooh that's pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteElisabeth, Love the necklace and the word in the dictionary that is beside the focal is a good desription to your elves ;-)
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas,
Therese
That is a gorgeous piece!
ReplyDeleteThat is a very sensuous piece in warmth colors...I love to wear jewelry in muted colors to contrast my colorful outfits...this is very elegant one.
ReplyDeleteGreat focal and necklace! (Though I have to admit when I first saw the closeup on the Studio Waterstone page, I thought it was a fancy piece of chocolate--that would have been good too!) :)
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering what the focal is made of...and I love the beads you've used also! (Are they wood, a seed of some kind, a Czech glass bead? Whatever they are, they are wonderful, earthy, and go perfect with your focal!
Really nice photo too! I'm loving photos taken on books. I haven't tried it yet, but should. This looks great! --Sharyl