This is such a fun way to play with color and imagine the design possibilities! Geometric beaded link components can be used so many ways…small links for earrings, larger links interlocked in chain-like fashion for statement necklaces and bracelets, or even a pin-back added to wear as a brooch! Several super large links to slip over one’s wrist and worn as bangles are what I want to tackle next! I can envision several colorful really large links of different shapes stacked upon my wrist! Worked with Delica beads, these links are extremely firm and will not collapse. I’ll be working on tutorials for various linked projects over the coming weeks…stay tuned!
Well get to work my friend!!! More of my wire tree sculptures sold and one of my welded sculptures so I have a need to work with something clean and doable sitting down!!! Can’t wait!!
Dancin’ as fast as I can!
Dancin’ as fast as I can! Congratulations of your sales, Gail!
Hi Barb. . .remember me from North High School??? Long time ago! Your art work is beautiful and I’m so jealous you made such a successful career out of it. I remember our art classes together with Mr. Goebel. I so wish I could have followed the art career path. I ended up in “insurance”. Retired now and enjoying as much art/crafting as my hands can take. Continued success to you—again, your work is just beautiful.
Hi, Kathy! Thank you! Yes, I do remember you and art class! Did you make it to the 50th reunion? I started out as a hairstylist and slowly transitioned into art starting with weaving and ceramics. Jewelry and beadwork came later. So glad to hear you are finally able to follow your passion for art/crafting! It’s all such fun!