Saturday, April 13, 2013
Pretty Party Time!
Today is party time for the second reveal of Lori Anderson's Bead Soup Blog Party
The bead soup blog party is where beaders can sign up for the party. Then the wonderful Lori Anderson takes all of those names (hundreds of them) and picks a partner she feels is a good fit for us. That is a huge task in itself. Then we get to pick out a wonderful collection of "soup" for our partner. It must include a focal and a nice clasp. Then we mail them to our partner on a set date. We then make something out of these new beads- which are usually not something we would have bought ourselves. This causes us to put on our thinking caps and stretch our minds to come up with a beautiful piece of wearable art.
This time around my partner is Chris Eisenberg. You can find her blog here: http://www.wanderware.blogspot.com/
First I would like to show you the great soup she sent me, then I will show you what I made with it.
Usually I am most fond of beadweaving and I am having some hand problems right now so I have not been able to do that much so this set lends itself to mostly stringing. I did however make some beaded beads out of the bugles she sent me. I have not really used bugles in the past so I really had to give that some thought. I really wanted to make a pretty spiral but my hand would not allow for that much work at this time. The beads that look like Mother of Pearl beads are from my own stash. I feel they went very well with her soup. I have not used all of the wonderful goodies she sent me as I am saving them for when I can do more beadweaving. I have a necklace I have been wanting to make that I will use the green drops for. How did she know I have been wanting to try a particular pattern for a while, I will never know. Lime green is my favorite color so she was spot on with those lovely drops. I also am savoring the prayer box as that was a special addition just for me since she knows prayer is important to me. I appreciate all of her prayers and support through this issue with my hand with pending surgery. Again Lori has done a super awesome job of picking the right partner for me this time around.
You can check out the rest of the party here: http://lorianderson-beadsoupblogparty.blogspot.com/
I hope you enjoyed what I have done with my soup! Don't forget to check out my partner!
Happy Hopping!!
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Nice job! I love the button clasp.
ReplyDeleteAlice, I love the necklace you made. I can't wait to see your bugle-beaded beadwork as well. Take care of your hand and send us more goodiness soon. Great job!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing your beautiful work you are so talented...I loved all your pieces and can't wait to see those to come. bye for now and Happy beading http://jaacquelinesjewels.blogspot.com/2013/03/bead-soup-blog-party-reveal-is-here.html
ReplyDeletelove how simple yet elegant your design is! great work!
ReplyDeleteLovely :-)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, simple but elegant.
ReplyDeletePretty.....
ReplyDeleteYou've done a really lovely job with your soup beads. Well done!
ReplyDeletexx Ren @ Renlish.com
Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteLovely and simple, very nice. Good luck with your hands.
ReplyDeleteNice job! Pretty!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work!
ReplyDeletegreat job, I love the mix of pink and green!! ~KM
ReplyDelete1st reveal - http://kraftymax.blogspot.com/2013/03/7th-bead-soup-blog-party-reveal-33013.html
Very pretty!!
ReplyDeleteGreat color combo, so delicate!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!! I love it!! :)
ReplyDeleteVery lovely!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful work, great color combination.
ReplyDeleteI like what you did with your soup.
ReplyDeleteYou've made a beautiful and elegant set. Good luck to your operation.
ReplyDeleteI wish you the very best with your hand. Oh and glad you gave bugles a try. I love them to make seed beading easier from time to time.
ReplyDeleteLove the soup you got, and your creations are truly works of art! :)
ReplyDeleteI'll be saying a special prayer for you and your hand that all goes well with surgery.
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Andrea
Lovely!
ReplyDeleteYou made a really lovely set. I like how you made a beaded clasp.
ReplyDeleteYou did a lovely job, very pretty jewelry. Wishing you good luck with your hand and the surgery.
ReplyDeleteVery nicely done. Here's hoping your hand is feeling better soon!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice - love the color combo! And, I too hope your had feels better.
ReplyDeleteReally love the colors - beautiful!
ReplyDeleteFun Alice! Doesn't Lori have this special 6th sense for partnering (amongst her other gifts) I hope your hand will be back on track quickly
ReplyDeletebeautiful soup!
ReplyDeleteBest of luck with your upcoming surgery and I wish you a full and quick recovery.
ReplyDeleteI am stunned that you were able to work with a hurt hand. You're a trooper & nice work!
The pink really catches my eye. Simple yet elegant I like that.
ReplyDeleteCute pieces! Sorry to hear your hands are keeping you from beadweaving, but it's nice to play with stringing now and then, isn't it? Particularly when you have such pretty beads to work with!
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Considering your problems with your hands, your work was pretty and I know my former partner wants to get back to her wonderful beadweaving. I am praying that will be very soon.
ReplyDeleteThese colors make me think of spring irises (which are up everywhere right now!).
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you joined the party again, and I'm so sorry I was late to my own event. I hope you're feeling better!