This is the beaded charm I made for the swap. Freshwater pearls, an aquamarine bead, dark blue rondelles and some seed beads. The ends of the longer pieces have spiral ends. I was tickled pink to find some K&Co. paper that picked up the colors of the charm.
A better view of the coiled bit at the end of the longer pieces.
If you are wondering what's all this WOYWW then, head over to Julia's Stamping Ground and have a gander. Better yet, snap a picture of your crafty space and join in the fun :D.
11 comments:
hi there can I ask what a nahwal is? beads dont need to be put away they need to be played with...:) well thats my opimion anyway
thanks for sharing
janet #31
A narwhal is like a tiny whale with a unicorn horn (and totally awesome) :D.
Oh lovely - that delicate coil holding everything on is delicious! Happy WOYWW!
Alison x
#63
How cool! I just learned how to make a proper end loop on head pins! Now I'll have to practice making a coil! I do make springs for the end of my charms. Much easier with a spring winder...ssshhh...don't tell. :) Nan 93
Love your beaded charm and the coils really make them beautiful. The card sure does bring out the colours.
Have a great week.
Von #44
Good morning, I'm a day late but am trying to pop on by and say hi to everyone this week! That's a lovely charm you've made.
Neil#34
Love your beading, saw the coiled end on Creat and Craft on TV recently. I'm not much into wearing jewelry but little charms would be perfect, I even think I have some wire posts lurking somewhere - you have inspired me. BJ#5
I love your beading project! I need to learn how to do those spirally bits, they're fab!
Hugs, LLJ #36 xx
Love the beady thing and you're right it goes beautifully with that paper. How lucky were you. The spiral is perfect. Mine would be every where.
Tricia #74
Love all your pics, the spiral is awesome!Have a great week, Hugs Shaz #107
your bead charm is so pretty, and great presentation too! thanks for sharing. happy WOYWW!
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