Working with my wonderful prize!
Recently the Art Elements Blog hosted a giveaway, and I won, I won, I won!!
Here is the wonderful pendant created in ceramic by Kristie Roeder.
The colors are so vivid, it was hard to capture them with my little camera, indoors, at night.
Here is the necklace I created with the pendant, using a bunch of glass beads from my stash.
I didn't want to get too fancy. Had to let the pendant be the star!
Oh, no, a thief!
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| My cat Merry trying to steal the necklace. |
Thank you to the folks at Art Elements for sponsoring the giveaway . Here are the other designers!
Sarajo Wentling
Lola Surwillo
Beti Horvath
Kate Kemp
Art Elements Team
Susan Kennedy
Lesley Watt
Claire Fabian
Jenny Davies-Reazor
Jen Cameron
I love the colors of the beads that you selected for the necklace. They worked out perfectly.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty - and very well matched beads.
ReplyDeleteLove the colors of your focal, the beads you chose to accent it, and the fact that it's kitty cat approved! =)
ReplyDeleteYou did the focal justice----beautiful necklace! The last photo made me laugh out loud. I deal with the same problem every day.
ReplyDeleteGreat design... I love the last picture!
ReplyDeleteGreat job Beti, letting the focal be the star! Nice color combo, and cute kitty paw!
ReplyDeleteLooks great! I wish it had been daylight so we could see it better, but it looks great from what I can see, and good plan to make Kristie's donut the star. Thanks for participating in the design challenge and for reading ArtE
ReplyDeleteHa - that thief! You got the pink edged one, right? Lovely - if dark ... Thanks for joining us.
ReplyDeleteMerry has excellent taste- a beautiful piece!
ReplyDeletehehehe love the photo of the thief :P great colours in your piece :)
ReplyDeleteDon't you just hate it when you can't get decent light when you need it?!? Nice work on your necklace. Love that you have a furry little jewelry helper/thief too!
ReplyDeleteA lovely necklace and I love that the helper tried to take it!
ReplyDeletewe all need a little bead therapy from time to time! what a lovely piece you've created, I can see why your helper wanted to take a closer look :)
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