This necklace was inspired by Heather Powers beautiful drawings. The polymer and resin butterfly focal is by Andrew Thornton. The clasp is by Miss Fickle Media. Read more: https://beadlove.wordpress.com/2019/02/04/2019-art-journey-one-with-art-bead-scene/…
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I enjoyed drawing colors and imagery from the lovely art inspiration for these earrings. The peachy swirl lampwork beads are by Sheri Chase Jones, and the small greenish swirl lampwork bead…
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I loved this challenge so much! This necklace features a hand painted moth pendant and matching ceramic beads by Terri DelSignore of Artisticaos. I was lucky enough to snag a couple…
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This is my first challenge, and I am so excited to take part :). The butterfly bead is a doubled-sided decoupage bead of my own design (I am unsure if this…
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I opted for a beachier island color variation than Heather’s lovely illustration and I wanted at least one critter in this version of my polymer clay flower necklace. I hand sculpted…
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These illustrations from Heather are among my favorite and I’ll frequently leave one of them up on my computer just to stare at it throughout the day. Naturally I had to…
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Using Heather’s “Mother Nature” painting as inspiration, I combined a lampwork bead from Kimberly Rogers (https://www.etsy.com/shop/NuminosityBeads) with a filigree butterfly to create the center of the bracelet. From there, I used…
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Art Beads: Inviciti golden moon charms; Polymer charms in black and gold by Kimberly Rogers…
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Art Bead: Collaboration of Andrew Thornton & Loralee Kolton Druzy…
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These moth wings are a soft mint green with a beautifully subtle olive green that overlaps slightly onto the mint, creating an ombre effect. I added Beth Mellor’s burgundy ‘sugared’ beads…