Bags, jars, tins.
Full of glass beads, natural colored and hand dyed costume pearls.
Like candy in a candy store window.
It's inspiring just to see them, intermingled in the jar, poured out into the lid of a tin.
Rustling through them with my fingers, feeling the shapes, visually sorting them.
Waiting to combine them with the focal beads, the faux-tiques.
A fleur d'lis, an ancient-looking crown pendant. A replica enameled pin, a faux carved stone lotus blossom.
Full of glass beads, natural colored and hand dyed costume pearls.
Like candy in a candy store window.
It's inspiring just to see them, intermingled in the jar, poured out into the lid of a tin.
Rustling through them with my fingers, feeling the shapes, visually sorting them.
Waiting to combine them with the focal beads, the faux-tiques.
A fleur d'lis, an ancient-looking crown pendant. A replica enameled pin, a faux carved stone lotus blossom.
4 comments:
HOLLA!
Check out my blog. I blogged my beautiful new necklace you sent!
hugs,
L.
HOLLA BACK! Wowzers and Zingers! You are too good to me, Lorelei, I feel like a celebrity - XOXO
This post is so visually pleasing - I love looking at beads. I close my mind around them and imagine running my fingers through them.
These pictures are just so stunning - they're arranged well, and of such high-quality!
Thanks, Amanda! Spoken like a true visual person and artist!
Something else that's fun to run your eyes over and your fingers through are buttons - I have an entire peanut butter jar full of old buttons and sometimes I just pour them into the lid and sort through them. There was a fabric store in Kansas City (sadly, no longer there) that had a huge wooden bowl by the register just full of orphan buttons. It was irrestistible ...
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