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This is a pendant I did some time ago, inspired by Deborah Muhl basket artistry. I finally worked it up into a necklace.
I'm trying to also get an older silver trinket box reworked into a better necklace.
I also started another advanced coiling design that I can tell already won't work out, and I put a lot of hours into that. If I can work out these advanced ideas, I know I can make some really cool stuff. I'm motivated to work them out, but it's slow.
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oh Mary....this is stunning...I truly love the colours and every element to this....and I'm so glad you blogged....because I don't use facebook......
ReplyDeleteHow big is the focal bead you've used?
Hi Tam! I prefer blogging over Facebook too:)
ReplyDeleteThis bead is 3/4" diameter.
Mary,
ReplyDeleteI used bing to hunt down Deborahs work and after a quick study of her work I can clearly see her influence in this piece. Very nice interpretation. :::thumbs up:::