(Beaded whale on the left: 4.5" wide.Semi-beaded whale on the right: 5.5" wide)
Strawberry fields of coral forever :)
29 February 2008
Strawberry Coral
(Beaded whale on the left: 4.5" wide.Semi-beaded whale on the right: 5.5" wide)
Strawberry fields of coral forever :)
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Boy, are you fast! Have you named the little fellas?
I just checked out the Bead International link and I couldn't believe my eyes! You have introduced me to a whole new world. I had no idea a person could create such wonderful things out of beads! Too bad all the links at that site are broken, but I did get to look at the thumbnails they have on their front page. That Yorkie and the purse (is that a purse?) blew my mind away.
And it's 3:38 in the morning and I'm still up... Sigh.
Ha! Fénix, I haven't named the whales yet... Should I? LOL.
And, there's a great book available from a past Bead International Exhibit called Contemporary Bead Art. I checked it out at my public library once (years ago), and was awestruck at all of the things you could do with beads. I guess it is one of the books that inspired me. :)
those are so cute!!!
happy ww!
yes...they must have names!
Hi lone beader,
those two green whales look so bright, but their teeth a bit frightening - more like sharks' teeth to me.
I love listening to "Strawberry Fields" by the Beatles, while I am writing this.
cool photo of the whaley guys
xx
pinks
Oh my, they look like little devils with their big toothy smiles. Yes, they should be named.
I so LOVE your work.... I know I can come to your site anytime and I'm sure to be amazed, amuzed and inspired!!!!
Love the colors of these little/big guys. They look like two kids who want to tease the newcomer in their world!
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