New necklaces!
(PS... I am reposting this entry as to include the necklace names... Andrea, 26th Nov'08)
Here are two necklaces that I made yesterday:
This one was made using 4 aqua Murano beads, silver-plated spacers and focal bead from Bali, cotton thread in the same shade and knots to hold the pieces in place.
In detail...
The knots cane be seen (barely) under the spacer beads.
And the second one:
This one I made using 3 lovely vintage Wedding Cake beads from Murano, gold-plated and bronze-coloured little balls, polished Czech beads as spacers, and other Czech iridescent crystal beads all over - including the tubular ones and the faceted gold ones. All vintage. The Czech beads I have recycled from two necklaces I had bought 25 years ago. They were intact, as new, really. The new necklace is all in shades of dark blue and amethyst/dark purple.
Some details as follows...
The above are the Wedding Cake beads. They are much prettier in real life, under sunlight, when you can actually see the true colour and the light refracting though it.
The iridescent Czech beads in a close-up...
And, finally, the clasp...
Here are two necklaces that I made yesterday:
Portofino
This one was made using 4 aqua Murano beads, silver-plated spacers and focal bead from Bali, cotton thread in the same shade and knots to hold the pieces in place.
In detail...
The knots cane be seen (barely) under the spacer beads.
And the second one:
Violeta
This one I made using 3 lovely vintage Wedding Cake beads from Murano, gold-plated and bronze-coloured little balls, polished Czech beads as spacers, and other Czech iridescent crystal beads all over - including the tubular ones and the faceted gold ones. All vintage. The Czech beads I have recycled from two necklaces I had bought 25 years ago. They were intact, as new, really. The new necklace is all in shades of dark blue and amethyst/dark purple.
Some details as follows...
The above are the Wedding Cake beads. They are much prettier in real life, under sunlight, when you can actually see the true colour and the light refracting though it.
The iridescent Czech beads in a close-up...
And, finally, the clasp...
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