Paar päeva on olnud imekaunid päikeselised ja pakaselised talveilmad. Kujutan juba ette seda blogipostituste voogu, mis Eesti ehtemeisterdajatelt tulema hakkab, kes kõik kasutasid võimalust heas valguses pilte teha. :) Pingutasin minagi oma poolelioleva töö ära lõpetada, et saaks veel hommikupäikesega pildid tehtud.
Keti tegemise õpetus pärineb Kelly Wiese raamatust Beaded Allure. Hea lihtne ja kiirelt edenev võimalus keti asendamiseks. See on muide ka suurepärane vaheaste metallketist (mis vahel on isegi liiga õrn ja tagasihoidlik) tahedama põimitud nöörini (nt spiraalne, ndbele jne).
Kasutuses vintage ehtekivid ja Jaapani seemnehelmed mulle tohutult meeldivas öösinises värvigammas.
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We have had some beautiful winter days with shining sun in the clearest sky this week. I think this is one of the best features of Estonian winter, although it usually comes with -20 C and lower, therefore I prefer to enjoy it from the warmth of my house. :) BUT it also offers an excellent opportunity to take pictures under good light conditions and I am pretty sure most of Estonian beaders used the opportunity. I am looking forward to see all the blogposts that eventually follow. :) I myself desided to pull it together and finish a piece I was working on.
The chain in this necklace is very nice, fast and easy to do. Tutorial from Kelly Wiese's book Beaded Allure. I think it is especially useful for necklaces/pedants when metal chain seems too delicate and beaded rope too robust.
There are few vintage rhinestones and Japanese seedbeads used. I love the color - true midnight blue. :)
1 comment:
Ilus, ja kargete värvidega. Just nagu praegused selged ööd :)
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