I just finished making Sabine Lippert's Scheherezade Pendant.
All the pretty layers of Scheherezade |
You can see that I finally decided to use bright colors.
Here is a second view:
Looking down on Scheherezade |
And finally, a look from the edge.
Edgy Scheherezade |
I liked this pattern. It was fairly easy to put together, even though as usual I did not quite follow directions.
Next week I will be participating in a fish blog hop hosted by Karen Williams at Baublicious. At least I think it is next Saturday. I need to get busy.
Wow, the bright colors make this look totally different! I need to get busy too, the fish hop is next Sunday!
ReplyDeleteI have always admired the brightly colored pieces made by others and never managed to make one of my own. This seemed like the right opportunity. The other major change I made was not using rounds on the outer layer, instead I used shaped beads.
DeleteGlad I am not the only one with work ahead.
It's lovely!!, great use of colours KJ
ReplyDeleteThanks Lynsey. This was a lot of fun.
DeleteThe color makes is into some quite other than 1001 Nights for me. Edgy indeed, and beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteThank you Marsha. I have always admired everyone else's brightly colored works but never got around to making it myself. This is going to be part of a very fun summer piece I hope to have finished by Saturday.
DeleteWow ! It looks amazing Kathy, and incredibly intricate.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I love the layers on this piece. I bought Sabine's book, Beaded Fantasies, when it was first published and this is the first thing I have made. Tune back in on Saturday when I hope to post further embellishments.
DeleteSabine's book can be found here: http://tinyurl.com/mvddleu
computer down and dead, borrowing one today...glad i checked in to see this goodness! love the colors and the style!
ReplyDeleteOh I am so sorry for the loss of your computer. I lost one a few years ago and had to buy a replacement within 24 hours. I am absolutely crippled without a computer. I am absolutely blessed that I am able to replace something like that so quickly.
DeleteOn a happier note, thank you so much Christine. See the link I posted in the response above for the book the pattern is from. I adore Sabine's work.
I hope you get a fix or replacement soon.