
It’s done! The finished length is 17″, with another two inches available with the sterling chain at the back. The clasp is also sterling, and the stained glass components are made by Carol Dosse using lead-free solder. The back pendant showcases lampwork by Laurie B. Smith. As the rules for Beading for a Cure state, I have used at least one of every bead in the kit, without adding any additional beads The watery feeling of the beads is complimented by the color of the stained glass, and the silver of the solder and the findings. We are asked to name our piece; this is Glass Waves.
Now, it’s time to finish the paperwork, and it’s off to BFAC photography headquarters, aka Out on a Whim!
Tags: bfac, right angle weave
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Drop dead gorgeous Dulcey!
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Wow! Very lovely.
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Awesome! I love how it turned out.
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I think those bugles are a delicious colour & you matched them perfectly with the glass..
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This is covetable. Love the stained glasswork, too.















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