Bracelet Green

I had a new color challenge in my beading daily group. This time the colors were brown, blue and green. I came up with this bracelet. I just love this group. It has definitely inspired me to explore new possibilities.

There's nothing better than having the chance to win something free. Andrew Thornton is celebrating the 4th anniversary of his blog with an amazingly generous assortment of beads. Hop on over to his blog and make a comment for your chance to win this awesome stash. http://andrew-thornton.blogspot.com/

I made this bracelet with a right angle weave stitch. It's become one of my favorite stitches. This bracelet is called "Garden Path". It reminds me of neat little rows of flowers that one might find in their garden.

This is a bracelet I made for a color challenge in a beading group I belong to. The beading group is Beading Daily. An awesome group for those of us who need to bead. One of the color groups was green, orange and hot pink. I came up with this. I'm not sure this is a combination I would have chose on my own. That's why I like this group.

This necklace was my first sale. I was excited. It's made with chalk turquoise, lampwork beads, sterling silver beads, Swarovski crystal beads, and a Swarovski crystal cross

This is one of my necklaces that I made. "Summer Reflections". It's currently for sale in my online store. It's one of my favorites. It's made with chalk turquoise, Kazuri beads, lampwork, and glass with a bone sun focal.
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Peyote Necklace

I made this necklace a few years back for a beading contest. I didn't win but it gave me a chance to try my hand at peyote stitch. It was the first contest I had entered. I think it came out well for my first attempt. I call it "Gardenia Delight". The basic pattern for the panel was by Deb Moffett-Hall.