(2011), 9\"x 4\", Size 15 seed beads (gilt-lined blush opal, transparent light blue iris, matte blue metallic iris), size 11 seed beads, (matte bone white, matte slate iris, transparent light blue iris), glass spiral, nylon thread.
For this bracelet I doubled up on the single wave pattern of
and finished the design with a clasp made from a re-purposed glass earring made by [link] The spiral is fixed by a bead-loop on one side and slides through a second loop on the other side to close the bracelet
For this bracelet I doubled up on the single wave pattern of
and finished the design with a clasp made from a re-purposed glass earring made by [link] The spiral is fixed by a bead-loop on one side and slides through a second loop on the other side to close the bracelet
The inner band of blue within the darker bands really ties the bracelet and the bright, bold clasp together.
The earring really takes this piece to the refined realms of "Far Out," as the muted tones would have lent themselves nicely to any number of ornaments. I love how organic your sea slug bracelets are, and while that name doesn't sound flattering, I mean it to be! They are so organic and soft looking, as though they should be swimming along the bright towers of a coral reef.
PS.: I love sea-slugs, colorful, graceful and amazing creatures, and so I definitely take this as a compliment!
I'm glad you took the sea slub comment as the compliment it was intended to be. "Slug" is such a misleading term for the lovely sea variety!
Beaded magnificence!
Peter.
i like ur works a lot , hope in the future we can make business together. how u marketing ur works? do u have a shop or booth or some sort of gallery ?
by the way, excuse me for my poor English
i use Google translate some times