The beads were provided in the class, so don't think I am completely color blind. That was part of the fun of the classes, the bead colors were always a bit of a surprise.
The box was just a simple paper box that you can find in Michael's, Joann's etc. Then we had to construct velvet overlays that we beaded to completely cover the box. These velvet pieces were glued to the box and then we stitched the edges closed.
The flower always looked like a daffodil to me, but who has seen a blue and white daffodil?? And what's with all that fringe? It reminds me of Niagara Falls, so I like it anyway.
And just for the record, my pincushion is no further along because I had completely forgotten to go to the class until about an hour into it! I must be getting senile. ME, forget a beading class! I never would have believed that would happen. But it did. I guess I'll really start to worry when I begin to "forget" to eat.....
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Forget to eat? Can that happen? If I only knew what part of the brain controls THAT!
The box is beautiful. Did you make more after the class? What wonderful gifts they would make.
You know Lynn... you make the most beautiful things... this is stunning... You are very talented and have a great sense of color... Stay tuned for pictures of my cuff real soon... I am almost done...
Love, Deb
My goodness... that is divine! Your beading is so beautiful, nice work Lynn.
That box is beautiful and it looks like a great piece on which to learn lots of techniques. We don't have classes offered like that around here...I'm wondering if you could tell me if you had a favorite teacher, who they are and if they have a website? Our guild is always looking to hire teachers for workshops.
hi lynn
oh its a beauty!! i love the colors and funny i am not a big fan of blue? beautiful beautiful beadwork...sigh....
hey girl its snowing here-they say a foot is on the way!! :)
happy march-vbg
enjoy your day
tabby :)
This is one seriously amazing box! Thanks for sharing it.
Marty S
Crackpot Beader
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