This is one of my most popular set of disk beads. It is called Blue Hydrangea. I love the color combinations. i tried to capture all the hues of purple, pink and blue the blooms go through with a little green thrown in for the leaves.
This is also Blue Hydrangea with an organic twist. I added silver foil on an ivory base for wonderful reactions on the surface of the beads.
And this last set was a wonderful surprise when I first made them and has been very popular. I call it Wildflower Garden as it has all the wonderful bright pinks and purples with some browns and greens with fabulous organic reactions.
Well, I suppose I better get to it. It is bright and sunny here. I hope you have good weather today and enjoy your day.
Hello. Very beautiful color on your beads. Very! How is this glass?
ReplyDeleteHi Nadezhda. You can find a very detailed explanation here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lampworking
ReplyDeletebut a simple explanation is that I melt glass rods and design beads on a thin steel mandrel. There is every color under the rainbow to work with. Glass workers have all sorts of fun things to add to their beads like frit ( tiny pieces of glass bits) and pure silver as well as many others. You can do a search online for lampworking and find bunches of glass artists who sell their wares like I do. Thanks for asking. :o)
Hi, Patty. I'm not correctly asked))))))))))))). Very beautiful color Frits on balls (second picture).
ReplyDeleteI wanted to know what the name of this Frit? Very beautiful color. This frit СОЕ 104?
I am so sorry. It is a mix of colors that I have made myself. I call it Wildflower Garden. It is coe 94 - 96. If used in small amounts on a bead it will not cause it to crack. :o)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the reply, Petti. I have different Frits, but your very beautiful. This color gives the impression of))))))))))) Thank you.
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