This week, we are featuring some of my favorite spooky beads from one of my favorite bead makers, Joan Miller. She usually has some kind of fun cute and spooky thing in her booth and etsy shop all year round, but the creepy critters really come out in October!
Thank you to the commenters who left links so we could find these treasures to show off!
Show Me more SPOOKY Things!
For October, to celebrate the spookiest month
of the year, please show me some links to handmade beads, pendants, and
jewelry components that are scary, spooky, and in the Halloween spirit!
Post your links in the
comments here and I will select some of your ideas you leave on this
post to highlight in another Show Me
Sunday post.
Here is what some of our beady friends have to show off this week:
Art Bead Scene
Pantone has its Autumn color report out for 2012 and Heather shows some great inspiration for using those colors with a selection of her art beads
Pantone has its Autumn color report out for 2012 and Heather shows some great inspiration for using those colors with a selection of her art beads
Beading Arts
Cyndi is celebrating Metal Month! Come meet an amazing metal jewelry artist, Judy Grum.
Cyndi is celebrating Metal Month! Come meet an amazing metal jewelry artist, Judy Grum.
Carmi's Art/Life World
Carmi starts to teach tarn ring making and learns something from a child instead.
Carmi starts to teach tarn ring making and learns something from a child instead.
Resin Crafts!
Lucky vintage coins are transformed into lucky resin bezels!
Lucky vintage coins are transformed into lucky resin bezels!
Snap out of it, Jean! There's beading to be done!
Jean has some exciting whoops and yells for the brand new magazine, Australian Digital Magazine, which she will be working for with her beloved editor Kelly with whom she formerly worked for four years at Au Beading. This fab new mag. could not be more exciting. Jean gives just a few of the the reasons why!
Jean has some exciting whoops and yells for the brand new magazine, Australian Digital Magazine, which she will be working for with her beloved editor Kelly with whom she formerly worked for four years at Au Beading. This fab new mag. could not be more exciting. Jean gives just a few of the the reasons why!
Melanie Brooks is the ceramic beadmaker behind Earthenwood Studio, who blogs from her Metro Detroit, Michigan home.
1 comment:
Some ceramic pumpkin pendants and charms:
http://toodlesandbinks.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/close-up-of-glazed-items.html
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