It`s time again for yet another Swap N Hop from Bead Peeps, and my third time participation .
I can`t even begin to tell you how excited I was for this.
My partner this time is Rebecca White , a lovely talented beader from Florida. She sent me such gorgeous beads ,that I absolutely love. Here`s what she sent
The combination of turquoise and red being my favorite, it was difficult to decide what to make first. So I started with this simple lovely tassel necklace. A beaded bead in bright red, highlights the the focal bead sent by Rebecca
The next necklace I made uses Howlite drops with royal blue seed beads from my stash. The cotton yarn closure adds a tribal look to this beautiful necklace.I love this necklace as it matches with a lot of sari`s I have.
Another necklace I have created uses gorgeous Superduo`s sent by Rebecca. I had this brass wire component for a few years in my stash, and the shade matches so well with the pendant I have made.
Another favourite of mine is this lovely blue and red necklace, using faceted blue beads sent by Rebecca . German silver links with beaded bead drops compliment the focal Tibetan bead pendant.
And lastly made this bead embellished bangle. Red and blue seed beads interwoven uaing peyote stitch create a decorative look on a simple acrylic bangle.
It has been a fun filled time and a lot of learning along the way, and I thank Rebecca for sending me such a lovely stash.
Hope you liked my creations. Here`s a list of other participants of the swap. Do drop by to see what everyone has made
I can`t even begin to tell you how excited I was for this.
My partner this time is Rebecca White , a lovely talented beader from Florida. She sent me such gorgeous beads ,that I absolutely love. Here`s what she sent
The combination of turquoise and red being my favorite, it was difficult to decide what to make first. So I started with this simple lovely tassel necklace. A beaded bead in bright red, highlights the the focal bead sent by Rebecca
Another necklace I have created uses gorgeous Superduo`s sent by Rebecca. I had this brass wire component for a few years in my stash, and the shade matches so well with the pendant I have made.
Another favourite of mine is this lovely blue and red necklace, using faceted blue beads sent by Rebecca . German silver links with beaded bead drops compliment the focal Tibetan bead pendant.
And lastly made this bead embellished bangle. Red and blue seed beads interwoven uaing peyote stitch create a decorative look on a simple acrylic bangle.
It has been a fun filled time and a lot of learning along the way, and I thank Rebecca for sending me such a lovely stash.
Hope you liked my creations. Here`s a list of other participants of the swap. Do drop by to see what everyone has made
Linda Anderson - Hostess - http://fromTheBeadBoard.blogspot.com Non-Seed Beaders Linda Anderson http://fromTheBeadBoard.blogspot.com Christina Hickman http://www.vintagetreasuresjewelry.blogspot.com Catherine LaVite http://drygulchbeadsandjewelry.blogspot.com/ Barbara Price http://www.instagram.com/colorcopiajewelrydesigns/ Kathy Lindemer https://bay-moon-design.blogspot.com/ Linda Raggo http://www.instagram.com/linda_raggo_ Marianne Baxter http://simplyseablimejewelry.blogspot.com Rachelle Walker http://www.chellerydesigns.net/blog Gloria Allen http://wingsandbeads.blogspot.com Ally Asato https://instagram.com/purplemosspal Robin Lynne Showstack http://heartsdesiresjewelryforyou.blogspot.com/ Naomi Knafla https://www.instagram.com/naomiknafla/ Maria Rosa Sharrow http://willowstreetshops.blogspot.com Dana Phillips http://www.neverwinterdesigns.blogspot.com Michelle McCarthy http://www.fireflydesignstudio.blogspot.com Beth Blanc https://www.instagram.com/beth.blanc.designs.jewelry/ Hope Smitherman http://CraftyHope.com Kari Asbury https://www.instagram.com/kariasburyjewelry/ Shai Williams http://www.shaihasramblings.com/ Betony Maiden http://beadwenches.blogspot.com Inge van Roos http://ingetraud.wordpress.com Kelly Hosford Patterson https://www.instagram.com/pyxeestyx/ Kristina Peck http://tealeavesandtinyhats.blogspot.com/ Lori Schneider http://beadaddicted.blogspot.com Rosantia Petkova http://bairozan.blogspot.bg/ Erika Price http://erikaprice.co.uk Claire Fabian http://saraccino.blogspot.de/ Rachel Mallis http://www.sharpthingsblog.com Deb Fortin http://mhotistudio.blogspot.ca Nicole Rennell http://nicolerennell.com Joanne Bell https://joannetinks.wordpress.com/ Johana Nunez http://www.artincendi.com Sam Waghorn http://palemooncreation.blogspot.co.uk Natalie Davidson http://www.northshoredays.com/ Robin Reed http://www.willowdragon.blogspot.com Faye Wolfenden http://torchfairy.blogspot.com Karin King http://maverickbeads.blogspot.ca Divya http://www.jewelsofsayuri.com Rebecca White http://morganafeycreations.wordpress.com Palak Udeshi http://kalaabhushan.blogspot.in Seed Beaders Rebecca White http://morganafeycreations.wordpress.com Palak Udeshi http://kalaabhushan.blogspot.in Penny Houghton http://smellynelly.blogspot.com.au Krafty Max http://www.kraftymax.net/blogposts/ Heather Canepa http://www.desertjewelrydesigns.com Ginger Bishop http://lilmummylikes.blogspot.com Katy Heider http://onthepondcreations.blogspot.com/ Renetha Stanziano http://lamplightcrafts.blogspot.com/ Becky Pancake http://beckypancakebeaddesigns.blogspot.com/ Tina Pawass https://freebirdsinnovations.blogspot.com Mowse Doyle http://www.midnight-leopard.com/ Tami Norris https://www.instagram.com/taminorris79/ Minnette Miller https://www.instagram.com/minnettemiller/ Veralynne Malone http://www.veradesigns.blogspot.com
Hi Palak, your beaded bead and fringe accent the focal well in your first necklace. The drops collar is spectacular. I agree that the woven brass component shows your stitched focal perfectly. The blue and red necklace is a great statement piece. The peyote stitched strips make that bangle pop. You did an outstanding job using your swap beads.
ReplyDeleteI really like the netted bead necklace, it has a very ancient egyptian look to it.
ReplyDeleteYour pieces are all unique and unusual. Good job!
ReplyDeleteOh wow. You got so much accomplished with this challenge! They are all fab designs,but that second one made me gasp. It's really gorgeous. I love the brightness of the colors, and netted work aways captures my attention. You did an awesome job!!
ReplyDeleteAll your pieces are beautiful. Your seed bead accents add just the right touch. The royal blue necklace with Howlite is a real stunner. Bravo!
ReplyDeleteWow! You have made some amazing desigs. Your beading leaves me breathless. I think the netted piece is my favourite. So delicate and yet vibrant.
ReplyDeleteI love what you made. each is so different and they are all beautiful
ReplyDeleteRebecca
love the blue collar amazing
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work. Especially the howlite collar!
ReplyDeleteI love that collar! Such gorgeous pieces.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work! WOW!
ReplyDeleteThat collar in Cobalt is luscious! It literally took my breath away. Great work! Beautiful pieces!
Linda
The blue tribal collar necklace is simply gorgeous and would work great with white, black, ligth blue or green outfits. I also like the modern beaded take on the traditional Indian addigai with the brass tube. great job pallavi
ReplyDeletesome lovely pieces here especially liking the ones with turquoise in such a lovely colour
ReplyDeleteI will start with the bangle because the embellishment is so clever - I am a newbie in seed beading and still discovering how versatile it can be! Your jewelry looks modern and traditional at the same time and would be a good choice both in formal occasions and casual wear.
ReplyDeleteI love the tribal looking necklace! It makes me want to travel!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh I love that you made so many things, I love the Tibetan one
ReplyDeleteI love all the textures you achieved in your pieces. Amazing
ReplyDeleteBeautiful necklace design. Thanks for sharing.
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