Happy Monday everyone! We're starting this year off with *RED*, in all its glorious shades - coral through to deep burgundy.
Here are some beautiful ceramic beads that Desiree found for us:
Couldn't you just eat them?
Monique really went to town with this theme and found us a whole bunch of yummy art beads from all over the world. Thank you Monique! Brace yourself for a whole lot of awesome.....
A Polymer Penchant (Canada)
African Whimsey (South Africa)
Nadin Art Glass (Israel)
Share your red art bead links in the comments below - I can't wait to see what you'll find!
And now for the BeadBlogger Links:
Participants of the Inspired by Reading Book Club share their creations inspired by "Bridge of Birds" by Barry Hughart and "The Journey to the East" by Hermann Hesse.
Carmi utilizes a "saved" crazy quilt block and turns it into wearable art in this special blog post.
Wondering what is better to mold with? We have a post showing you how great Jewelry Clay and Jewelry resin can be!
Making tiny jewelry takes just as much thought and planning as designing full sized regular pieces. See Jean's blog for the details!
Cherie Burbach
Rebecca is a Scottish jewellery designer, currently living in Belfast, Northern Ireland. You can read more about her and her work at her blog, songbeads.blogspot.com and see more of her jewellery at songbead.etsy.com. She also has a supplies shop at thecuriousbeadshop.etsy.com.
5 comments:
Awesome finds! I wanna play... here's a few red beads from some of my favorite bead artists:
Red Spikes from raggedRobyn
Red Bead Caps from BeadsByEarthTones
Oops, I may have overwhelmed you, Rebecca! The first shop should read
A Polymer Penchant (never fear, the link does take you to the correct listing). I don't have a shop of my own to maintain, which may explain why I have loads of time to ogle the pretties of other artisans LOL
Thanks so much for the correction Monique! I'm off to alter that now :-)
Oh I a late seeing this, thank you so much Monique and Rebecca! You ladies rock, these are great finds
Wow thanks for using my projects beads ! We are in Namibia just above South Africa and the beads were made by the ladies in Work of Our Hands project.
www.workofourhands.blogspot.com
https://www.etsy.com/shop/AfricanWhimsey
Val
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