Saturday, May 5, 2012
One Color Blog Hope
Sally Russick of The Studio Sublime invited us to play along with her next challenge, the One Crayon Color Challenge. I choose one of my favorite colors ~ Blue, which is just one of my favorite colors! In going through my beads I did discover that I had a fair amount of blue but, I also wanted to use one of the buttons I purchased from Marla James of Marlasmud on etsy. I knew when I saw this challenge that I wanted to use one of her buttons and I loved the blue ones. Although my necklace is not full of beads, I believe it is striking! And of course that is only my opinion. I used the button as my clasp and Melinda Orr's toggle bar. I have not gotten the hang of entering everyones sites to make them active by copying, so I apologize for everyone having to go back to previous blog. Please enjoy this Blog Hop, I think it was a fun challenge and so far have enjoyed viewing the few I have viewed.
I am also adding the photo of my evening out necklace which is blue and silver and love it!
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Oh, I love how you used Melinda's toggle w/Marla's button together - great necklace - love the color (I'm blue, too!). and, your 'evening out' necklace is pretty as wel!
ReplyDeleteYour pieces are beautiful. Wish we could see them close up as they look like they would hold some wonderful surprises. Great job!
ReplyDeleteThey should enlarge for you when you click on them..thank you! I have yet to make my rounds...
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ReplyDeleteBoth necklaces are gorgeous, I like the simplicity of the first necklace and the focal disks is beautiful.
Therese
I have to agree with Shel that the combination of the button and toggle is inspired. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteReally like the evening out piece with all the layers - so very pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love the blue and copper together!
ReplyDeleteBoth of your pieces are really fantastic. I think that it's great that you were able to match the beads on the first necklace to the button you used for the focal/clasp. They look like they were made to do together! And that second one really is elegant! Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteBoth necklaces are lovely! Sometimes simple is better. I've noticed that my customers only choose the fussy pieces when they have somewhere special to go. Otherwise I sell mostly simple--yet unique pieces.
ReplyDeleteI love the blue and copper together.
You have some gorgeous artisan componenets there! I love the copper chain with the blue beads, and the toggle on the side in your first necklace! So very pretty! Nice job on your creations!
ReplyDeleteBoth of those are beautiful. I do like the simplicity of the first necklace. And the second .. wow .. it really is a "evening out" necklace.
ReplyDeleteI very much love the combination of the blue beads with copper chain. I am a fan of Melinda Orr's toggles. Good work!
ReplyDeleteThese 2 are quite pretty! I love that button - perfect touch for the simple elegance of the first necklace.
ReplyDeleteJust love your use of the colour blue, such pretty designs.
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous necklaces! I love that clasp you've used on the first necklace...blue and copper are such a wonderful combination :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome beads, color is wonderful! Necklace is great!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteI love both necklaces, but the first one is my favorite! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you, I do like how the copper and blue came together!
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DeleteBoth are very pretty - the toggle on the first one is really striking!
ReplyDeleteThat is lovely! Copper and blue is one of my favourite combinations.
ReplyDeletebeautiful necklaces and what a compelling story you have! So impressed with your idea to give back and help!
ReplyDeleteLove the copper and blue combination. The clasp is especially pretty!
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DeleteThey are both beautiful, but I love the evening one! Really pretty!
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous! Sometimes simple is best, and in this case I think simple is PERFECT! I don't wear blue much, but I would totally wear this! Great job!
ReplyDeleteI like the complementary tones of the copper with the blues, nice choice!
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