Here is what I started with a bright mix with lots of lampwork and one that is more subdued (which is actually more my style) in purples and greens.
I decided I wanted to make something out of each soup mix and started with the green and purple and especially that round focal lampwork piece. I made the pendant first with a little wire work and then added in a few of the beads that blended well.
I'm loving how the pendant turned out.
The bright lampwork beads I decided to use in a bracelet and wanted something fun and a little funky.
I'm pleased with how both these pieces turned out and can't wait to see what everyone else did with their bead soups that they received from their partners. Be sure to visit my partner Leslie and she what she did with the soup I sent her and then have fun and visit all the other participants.
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Alicia Marinache
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Amber Dawn Goldish
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Barb Solem
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Bev Breisinger
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Birgitta Lejonklou
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Breana Fry
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Brenda Sue Lansdowne
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Bridget Torres
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Carol Dee Myers
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Carolyn Chenault
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Cassi Paslick
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Cece Cormier
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Cheryl McCloud
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Cindy Wilson
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Crystal Thain
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Cynthia Riggs
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Dana Hickey
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Dana James
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Darlene Fortier
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Deana Hager
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Deanna Cox
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Deb Brooks
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Debra Behrends
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Denielle Hagerman
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Denise McCabe
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Diana Frey
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Diana Welte
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Dini Bruinsma
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DiYana Alcalde
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Dolores Raml
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Donna Millard
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Dot Lewallwn
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Duane Clark
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Dyanne Cantrell
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Eleanor Burian-Mohr
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Elisabeth Auld
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Elizabeth Owens Dwy
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Emily Greer
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Enikö Fabian
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Erin Grant
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Eva Kovacs
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Eva Sherman
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Gina Hockett
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Grace Rotenberg
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Gretchen Nation
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Hannah Rosner
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Heather Davis
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Heather Marston
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Heather Powers
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Ingrid McCue
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Jacqueline Marchant
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Jan Petek
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Janeen Sorensen
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Jane-Michael Stallings
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Jasvanti Patel
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Jayashree Paramesh
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Jayne Capps
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Jean Yates
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Jennifer Cameron
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Jennifer LaVite
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Joan Williams
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Jodie Marshall
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Judy Riggs
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Julie Anne Leggett
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Kat Barron Miller
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Kathy Lindemer
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Kim Hora
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Kim Houston
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Kim Sparks
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Krafty Max
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Kris Lanae Binsfeld
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Krista French
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Kristen Stevens
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Kristi Harrison
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Kumi Fisher
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Laren Dee Barton
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Laura Bracken
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Laura Demoya
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Laurie Hanna
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Laurie Keefe-Cecere
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Lea Avroch
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Leanne Loftus
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Lee Anne Messerschmidt
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Leslie Schenkel
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Linda Anderson
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Linda Djokic
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Linda Murphy
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Linda Sadler
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Lisa Liddy
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Lisa Suver
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Liz DeLuca
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Liz Engriser
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Lola Surwillo
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Loretta Carstensen
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Lori Anderson
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Lori Bergmann
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Lori Bowring Michaud
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Lori Poppe
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Lori Schneider
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Lyn Foley
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Maddison Langford
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Magdalena Sikora
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Mallory Hoffman
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Marcella Austenfeld
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Marcy Lamberson
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Maria Clark
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Maria Rosa Sharrow
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Marianna Boylan
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Marie Covert
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Marti Conrad
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Mary Ellen Merrigan
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Mary Harding
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Molly Alexander
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Nan Emmett
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Niky Sayers
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Pam Chesbro
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Pam Farren
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Pam Sandy
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Pam Traub
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Pamela Gangler
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Patricia Buchanan
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Patricia Johnson
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Patty Miller
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Paula Hisel
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Peggy Gabrielson
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Perri Jackson
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Rachel Baron
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Rachel Stanley
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Rain Hannah
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Rana Wilson
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Renetha Stanziano
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Robin Reed
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Rochelle Brisson
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Rose Rushbrooke
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Ruth Szapa
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Sally Russick
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Sandi Volpe
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Sandra Pendragon
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Sandy Richardson
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Sarah Small
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Shannon Hicks
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Shari Replogle
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Sheila Daniels
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Sheila Davis
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Shiraz Biggie
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Shirley Moore
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Skylar Bre'z
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Staci Smith
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Stacie Florer
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Stacy Pomerleau
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Stephanie Weiss
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Sumi Rani
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Susan Sheehan
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Suzette Bentley
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Tamera Norris
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Tracy Choy
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Tracy Stillman
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Valerie Norton
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Vicki Holliday
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Lovely pieces!!
ReplyDeleteLove the bracelet
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to see how you worke with the raw materials and made it your own. You did a great job on utilizing the beads that weren't in your usual shades as well. LOVELY!
ReplyDeleteEmily
Fantastic jewels!Congrats!
ReplyDeleteBoth pieces are great but I LOVE the necklace. Your wire wrapping is so creative and well done. Great job, Dana!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! That necklace is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGreat jewelry! The purple pendant is amazing. I love how you wrapped it with complimentary beads. The bracelet is perfect for spring.
ReplyDeleteI’m in the third reveal. Can’t wait.
kathy
Dana..beautiful designs. Love the focal in the first piece. And the colors on the Lampwork piece are such fun!
ReplyDeleteBright, fun, and beautiful designs! Lovely work.
ReplyDeleteEverything is so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love them all!
Your Van Gogh necklace totally rocks. I love how you used the wire and beads to play off the swirling motif of the stars.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love your necklace: the pendant is gorgeous! The bracelet is so cheerful - singing of spring :)
ReplyDeleteGreat job, Dana. I love that necklace.
ReplyDeleteFantastic soup, beautiful pieces!
ReplyDeletebeautiful bracelet!
ReplyDeleteI love what you did with wire work, amazing!!
ReplyDeleteI'm on the 3rd reveal, I'm partecipating for the 3rd time on BSBP, I'm visiting all blogs...
ReplyDeleteI love both pieces, bracelet is so funny and springy :)
ciao dall'Italia
that necklace is just stunning. i love what you did with the wire wrapping and the beads.
ReplyDeleteI love the necklace. The focal almost looks like a Nautilus shell. Your use of color and copper and silver chain/links makes this earthy looking piece pop.
ReplyDeleteFantastic job!!
Oh my goodness--what an awesome pendant you made for your necklace!! You wire work is so creative and unique--LOVE IT :) And you nailed the 'fun and funky' in your bracelet. Thanks for the inspiration!!
ReplyDeletewire wrapped necklace is amazing, congratulations!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the wire wrapping on the 1st necklace!! So intricate & beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYou made such an interesting focal! Really clever and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove your wire work on the focal bead and your necklaces/bracelet! I tried to add a chain to the middle of my necklace but it just didn't work for me....yours on the other hand was awesome as usual!
ReplyDeleteWOW but I love that pendant! It reminds me of a nautilus shell. I'm impressed! VERY!
ReplyDeleteI'm a little behind . . . but I LOVE the pendant! That turned out great -- may I send you some more? and the bracelet is so cool . . . thanks for making my stuff look so good!
ReplyDeleteLove your work, it's fantastic!
ReplyDeleteWOW those are beautiful designs.
ReplyDeleteSo very Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteFabulous soup. I love the purple pendant
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Pieces well done!
ReplyDeleteOh, that necklace... Wow, just... wowowowowowowowow
ReplyDeleteBright fun colors reminds me of summer. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThe bracelet just pops off the page...all that yummy colour!
ReplyDeleteYour wirework is amazing - gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLove your necklace, it's awesome.
ReplyDeleteLove what you've created! Stunning!
ReplyDeleteYou should be please, your pieces are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteyour wire wrapping is amazing :)
ReplyDeleteDana - the way you turned that lampwork bead into the pendant was simply inspired (as is all of your wirework) - and I really like the way you mixed the metals on the necklace - turned out fantastic! And the bracelet - it's so cheerful and happy! Great work, my friend!
ReplyDeleteI love both of your creations - very nice!
ReplyDeleteLove them both! That pendant is just a stunner!
ReplyDeleteWow! I love the pendant! So inspiring! I make lampwork beads and wire work but wouldn't have thought of how you did that! Very cool!
ReplyDeleteJan
Beautiful creations. Your wireworked pendant is wonderful. I saved a pic of it as inspiration.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos and beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteI love your beautiful wire wrapping of the pendant. And the bright colours, it's like Summertime :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the bracelet, but that Purple center - AMAZING!! I just love the wirewrap and the way you did the 'curves'!! ~KM http://kraftymax.blogspot.com/2013/03/7th-bead-soup-blog-party-reveal-33113.html
ReplyDeleteLove how you highlighted that focal with some beautiful wire work!
ReplyDeleteThe focal is amazing. Great designs.
ReplyDeletestunning focal!!!
ReplyDeleteWow on the focal you made! The necklace turned out gorgeous!
ReplyDeletegreat soup and lovely pieces - your wire wrapping is beautiful =)
ReplyDeleteI do love bright colors, so that bracelet is wonderful for me. But I truly am amazed at the focal you created for that necklace. It is just stunning! Well done!
ReplyDeleteOh wow Dana, are you serious? Loved the bracelet but I am with you I LOVE purple and green! That necklace is remarkable! Such talent, KUDOS!!
ReplyDeleteI really love both of those! The lampwork beads make the bracelet so fun, and I love how you worked the pendant for the necklace!
ReplyDeletethe purple focal... spectacular wire wrapping skills. you are so talented! ~diana
ReplyDeleteBoth of your pieces are lovely! I am drawn to the purple and green piece especially.
ReplyDeleteYour wire wrapping is simply amazing. I love the loops and spirals. Great work!
ReplyDeleteGreat works of art! Love them both!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful way you designed the pendant. You should be proud - it is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYour work is awesome!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful wire work on your focal bead. Very pretty designs !
ReplyDeleteWOW Dana!!! You certainly did an awesome job with your Bead Soup...your pendant is amazing & I love the funky bright bracelet, too.
ReplyDeletexo
Debbie
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Love your pendant....lovely wirework. The bracelet is so fun and just right for spring....great colours!
ReplyDeleteLove your wirework pendant! Great job with your soup!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love the pendant really stunning and I love how you attached it! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteYour wirework on that round focal is simply amazing. The bracelet is cute too.
ReplyDeleteAwesome wirework on that focal!! Beautiful creations! Nice job!
ReplyDeleteWell, I'm sure you haven't heard this before, but that focal is awesome! I love the way it looks! The bracelet is very nice too! great job!
ReplyDeleteBoth pieces are wonderful. That pendant is a real showstopper!
ReplyDeleteYour pendant is beautiful. It has almost evolved into a conch shell motif. I love the colors and how they meld together. Your wire work is great. Thanks for sharing your talents with us!
ReplyDeleteThat necklace is terrific!! The bracelet is fun, too. :D
ReplyDelete"A little wirework" is such an understatement! WOw - just love what you did. Wonderful job.
ReplyDeleteWhat more can I say!!!??? Beautiful!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWell done! Love both the pieces!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pieces! I just love the wirework on the focal for the necklace.
ReplyDeleteLove both the necklace and bracelet! Beautiful use of your soup1
ReplyDeleteThose pieces are beautiful! I'm extremely impressed by the wirework, and how you made two distinctly different but distinctly beautiful pieces. Nicely done! :D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pieces! The bracelet is bright and fun and I love the wirework in the necklace.
ReplyDeleteOh wow you are brilliantly talented I love your design your necklace is stunning ty for sharing with us all bye for now and happy beading
ReplyDeleteI love what you madw with your soup! The necklace is stunning, but your bracelet is really fun!
ReplyDeleteI really like what you made with the wirework - it really transforms the pieces you started with. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty!!! The softer palette is more my comfort zone and it is OUTSTANDING!!! I love the wire wrapping and the color combinations. The bracelet is really pretty too! i like the way you put it together and the colors are wonderful!! Have a Blessed Day!
ReplyDeleteGreat job!
ReplyDeleteI don't blame you for loving how the pendant came out - it's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWonderful job!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous wire work and the bracelet is so cute.x
ReplyDeleteNormally I'm absolutely drawn in by bright colors like your bracelet. While it still greatly appeals to me, that necklace with all your amazing wire skills has my eye this time. Fabulous job!
ReplyDeletewow beautiful thank you for sharing ib
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