I'm slavering over a bunch of Kelley Wenzel's new lampwork beads –there's a set on her blog today that make me think of a Jackson Pollock painting, and two sets she just sold from her etsy shop–"boudoir mauve" and "encased turtle prints." yummy!
I love lampwork beads, gemstones, ceramic, and vintage components. Lusting….yes I'd say that's an accurate description of how I feel about beads in general.
Thanks for the introduction to Jennifer Morris' beads. I want one (or more!). I have beads from Kerri and Dora and I can attest that they are dynamite. They are certainly at the top of their game. Hmmmm… I am not sure who I might be lusting for. I cannot get enough of Beth Hemilla of late, and I love your beads Heather and think I should have them in every color. I have been falling hard for Julsbeads. I would really love a drop dead gorgeous Anne Choi as well. Thanks for the inspiration! Enjoy the day! Erin
WOW… Jennifer's bead is fantastic! Kerri & Dora's, too, of course, but I'm already quite familiar w/ both. I've never seen Jennifer's work before… I'll be searching her out. I'd like to see that done in glass!!! :o) Beautiful.
Do Be Do Bead Do
September 15, 2010 at 9:12 pmyours …
lunedreams
September 15, 2010 at 9:56 pmI'm slavering over a bunch of Kelley Wenzel's new lampwork beads –there's a set on her blog today that make me think of a Jackson Pollock painting, and two sets she just sold from her etsy shop–"boudoir mauve" and "encased turtle prints." yummy!
http://kelleysbeads.blogspot.com/
Eileen Bergen
September 15, 2010 at 10:05 pmAll are beautiful but Jennifer's filigree bead is absolutely spectacular!
Do you know how large it is? The detail makes me think it is pretty big.
To answer the question: that would be the one I am lusting after 😉
Alice
September 16, 2010 at 1:30 amI love lampwork beads, gemstones, ceramic, and vintage components. Lusting….yes I'd say that's an accurate description of how I feel about beads in general.
beth
September 16, 2010 at 4:57 amOh wow I love the bottom ones here!
Veganosaurus
September 16, 2010 at 5:12 amSuch gorgeous beads! Particularly that very first polymer clay focal. amazing details!
Vicki
September 16, 2010 at 11:34 amOMG! The Jennifer Morris beads are to DIE for! Look at all of that detail. Thanks for sharing this.
Emerald Window
September 16, 2010 at 3:53 pmThese beads are positively marvelous. What treasure!
Cenya
jennifer m
September 16, 2010 at 5:22 pmdora's beads are gorgeous..i love that yellow! thank you for featuring mine along with all this loveliness.
TesoriTrovati
September 16, 2010 at 6:52 pmThanks for the introduction to Jennifer Morris' beads. I want one (or more!). I have beads from Kerri and Dora and I can attest that they are dynamite. They are certainly at the top of their game.
Hmmmm… I am not sure who I might be lusting for. I cannot get enough of Beth Hemilla of late, and I love your beads Heather and think I should have them in every color. I have been falling hard for Julsbeads. I would really love a drop dead gorgeous Anne Choi as well. Thanks for the inspiration!
Enjoy the day!
Erin
Julie Nordine . Credit.River.Art.Glass
September 17, 2010 at 2:54 pmWOW… Jennifer's bead is fantastic! Kerri & Dora's, too, of course, but I'm already quite familiar w/ both. I've never seen Jennifer's work before… I'll be searching her out. I'd like to see that done in glass!!! :o) Beautiful.
linda Landig
September 22, 2010 at 3:02 amI'm lusting after beads by Round Rabbit and by Jenelle Aubade and her husband Daniel Caracas of http://www.etsy.com/shop/LampworkBeads