There is something so primitive yet so classic about this pretty little brooch that Sarah created. It totally reminds me of my chubby little girl fingers clutching them to present to my teacher int he spring. The sparseness of the copper twigs and the pearly white dots of the catkins are simple and stunning. I think that this could be a great brooch, but also a pendant, or even something wired to a cuff. A quiet statement that spring has arrived.
Featured Designer :: Sarah Raines
Tomorrow is the day for the recap! I won’t start this until later tonight so there is STILL TIME for you to get your entry into either the jewelry or the beads for this month’s challenge!
We are now using Pinterest!
You can find more details in this post about the exciting new changes,
including a board devoted to art beads inspired by the monthly challenge!
(Ooh! Look! More pretty beads to lust after!)
You can find more details in this post about the exciting new changes,
including a board devoted to art beads inspired by the monthly challenge!
(Ooh! Look! More pretty beads to lust after!)
Pretty please make sure that you post a link in your Pinterest description
so that I have someplace to attribute the picture!
so that I have someplace to attribute the picture!
And don’t forget to tell us about those art beads – providing links to bead makers is appreciated!
Deadline March 29th to get your pictures posted to the Pinterest boards for the creation of the Monthly Challenge Recap post for March 31st.
TIP: If you upload your photo rather than pin it from your blog or shop, edit the pin (the little pencil button) and add your link as the source. Save your edits. This will allow us to click directly on your photo and go to your blog or shop to read more about your entry. If you don’t, I might not be able to access the photo to share it.
Terri
March 30, 2016 at 7:34 pmSarah, this turned out so beautifully!
Ann Schroeder
March 31, 2016 at 8:41 amThis is so lovely.
Johana Nunez
March 31, 2016 at 10:47 pmBeautiful! 🙂