At this time of year we welcome the change in palette ... from the dark colors of winter to the light colors of spring. These enamel beads also remind me of those melt-in-your-mouth non-pareils. Who could forget them!
Also included in these listings are five pieces of sea glass that I collected from the shores of the Chesapeake Bay where the Maryland settlers landed in 1634. It takes at least 30 years before glass acquires the frosted appearance and smooth edges characteristic of sea glass. You can drill a hole through the bead glass with a diamond drill bit or wire wrap them. I hope you enjoy these listings.
Light Shade of Pale on
etsy
13 comments:
Gorgeous!
I still haven't braved beads with my "Corvette" torch, but I did do some flat copper -- hope to show you soon!
I love the colors you used! Wonderful!
These are very pretty!
Yummy colors!
what beautiful beads and glass - generous of you to part with it! emily loves those melty mints!
Oh what a beautiful pairing, Barbara! ...and in one of my favorite shades of blue. Do you know I absolutely love those mint nonpareils!!! I can't resist them.
Cindy
Gorgeous colours, Barbara!!!
Oh my goodness. Okay, that's it. I'm getting something.
Well, I hit the spot at least with the non-pareils. Just kidding. Thanks everybody. I think it was Molly Alexander who thought I should order Lichen enamel, even though she hadn't used it yet. Hey Molly, "Thanks!" Love the color too!
Barbara,
Gorgeous, just gorgeous!
Bead Happy!
Michelle
Im loving all this green and blue! Sea glass...if I ever found some I would think I hit the lottery! Trash to treasure!
I am melting into those gorgeous colors! Love them!
I want to drown in those colors!! Simply gorgeous!
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