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I love these rich colours and the bold contrast you have used... beautiful pieces, Heather!
ReplyDeleteAwesome pieces Heather, I love both of them and could so see wearing them! Great job. Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteGreat designs! I especially like the second necklace. It is one that would go with so many of my things.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful necklaces, Heather. I would wear both of them often, especially the second one. I like the variation in bead sizes and how well they compliment each other. Thanks for being in the hop!
ReplyDeleteBoth necklaces are so pretty! Your first one is so feminine and I love the colors of your second necklace.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful designs - both are unique and earthy, and perfectly represent the forest theme - lovely!
ReplyDeleteIt's good to step outside the box. Your pieces are all very lovely and fit the theme very nicely!
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty colors and designs- my favorite is the one with the gold filigree! Christie
ReplyDeleteWow! Two amazing designs. Love the use of the green trumpet beads.
ReplyDeleteLovely and diverse necklaces!
ReplyDeleteGreat necklaces! Looks like you had some fun! :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely necklaces. You used your out-of-the-box space really well :)
ReplyDeleteYou have created a Spring- and an Autumn forest (: Both have something
ReplyDelete♥ special in their own way!
The mix you received is so interesting: red line marble and earth tone beads. I'm totally impressed with & love the red line marble necklace you've created! It's elegant & dressy, beautiful gemstone and filigree jewelry! Red line marble is heavy & the cut is a challenging one -- and you rocked it! Wow, I'm very impressed.
ReplyDeleteWith your second piece, I'm thinking Lisa sent along goldstone (actually a glass), orange agate, and jasper ovals, along with smaller beads: again, you created gorgeousness. Bringing the green into the earthy mix creates a colorway that brings the forest to life!
Excellent designing (as Dini said, spring and autumn) and wonderful patterns, colorways. You really rocked a challenging bead mix that would be out of the box for anyone! I'm so impressed with your work!
What a great mix of beads for your Forest pieces. Your first necklace is simple yet elegant. And the second one is so cute with all the little 'leaves' hanging from it as if hanging from the branches of the trees. Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteLovely necklaces -- so different from each other yet both saying forest!
ReplyDeleteI'm used to seeing your bead weaving in person unlike many others that commented here. Heather is a speed bead weaver, all. For her to get out of her complex comfort zone and create 2 contrasting and beautiful necklaces was a challenge worth waiting for. Congratulations my dear friend, Heather.
ReplyDeleteLove both of these necklaces.
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