I have been making some blue and white beads to make a bracelet for my friends birthday (she has a blue and white flower print top). I made a pair of simple matching earrings too.
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About Me
- Cara Jane Hayman
- Bristol, United Kingdom
- I live in Bristol with my wonderful husband and 2 lovely children, who are 5 and nearly 7 years old. They keep me busy and I teach in a local school 1 day a week but I spend as much time as I can making beautiful things from Polymer Clay. My first polymer clay work, at age 7, was a tea set for my dolls. I have enjoyed it as a hobby since then but over the last couple of years it has grown from a hobby to a real passion!
Beautiful! You did an awesome job!
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty! They look like delft pottery.
ReplyDeleteStunning C.
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous collection of beads, your friend is very lucky!
ReplyDeleteI especially like the mirror image bead in the top picture. I've been trying to figure out how to do that, and haven't got it yet.
ReplyDeleteAlso, could you share how you achieved such a pretty navy blue? I've tried and tried, and my dark blues come out terribly muddy.
You did a wonderful job on these beads - your friend is very lucky!
Kate
My recipe for that blue is 12 parts blue Kato, 12 parts Violet Kato and 1 part black Kato.
ReplyDeleteThe mirror image one is a Natasha bead made from some off cuts.
They are fabulous! Nice work, Cara.
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