Catalina on buff:
amazonite rondelles, chubby carnelian rondelles, blue turquoise heishi, white
fwp and sterling silver.
Aqua
on buff: quartz, calcite nuggets, freshwater pearls, small green sea snail shells
and sterling silver.
Atlantis on tan: amazonite
rondelles iris freshwater pearls, white fwp, labradorite, green turquoise heishi,
and sterling silver. To connect each mermaid to the strand i made loops of small
japanese delica glass beads. they fit the holes perfectly and they don't catch
in them.
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We love to see your creativity! Please send
us photos of your creations and we will post them!
e-mail to:
gaea@gaea.cc
Thank you Angela
Schoonen of Grove Jewelry Design for sending us photos of these beauties!
To contact Angela for her jewelry you can e-mail her at
grovejewelrydesign@shaw.ca
Photos above
and right: Angela Schoonen
Abigail
Coffell sent photos of these fabulous necklaces, bracelets and earrings! Please
contact Abigail at rcoffell@bellsouth.net
Twilight Blue Mermaid:
various shaped and colored freshwater pearls, labradorite, amazonite rondelles
and different silver beads.
Here's
one more for your gallery. It's made with yellow turquoise nuggets and amber
& onyx chips. Thanks- Carol McKinney www.carolsjewelryandgifts.com
Teresa Martin sent
these WONDERFUL pieces! To contact Teresa for her work please e-mail her at
Iamboudicca@aol.com
This
wonderful necklace was made by Sandy Barrett. "It is made with the palm
tree in spring green on chocolate I used seed beads in brown and green and green
square accent beads .Ęthey are one of a kind and in my spring summer line. e
mail @ sndb03@suscom.net
thank you!"
Thank
you to Krista Tseu of 5 Fish Designs for sending this beautiful bracelet which
incorporates our 1/2 ceramic floral tube
beads in Celedon and 3/8" round beads
in Catalina Crackle on buff with their beautiful lampwork glass beads! For more
info on their designs please visit 5fishdesigns.
Emily
Pape made this necklace and used the pendants, button and clasp in a very inventive
way. Thanks so much for sharing!
