Grape Vine.
Perhaps one of the most fun parts of making this piece, were to see my cousins' faces while I was making it. Three piles of beads: size 8/0 for the core, 11/0 for the vine tendrils and grape stems, and Tiny Tims for the grapes, accompanied by some pressed glass grape leaves. Having them hover over me as I was working, ooing and aaaing, and their wonderment at the 'amount of work you put into that...' But seeing their faces when they saw the finished piece was priceless. They saw the beads in piles, and couldn't even fathom what I'd make with them. They were amazed that I was able to make grape clusters with drop shaped beads. Frankly, so was I... ;)
Sorry it's been so long, I'm on a month-long vacation, and enjoying every single moment of 'getting away from it all' up in Northern Québec. Nice!
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Does look like a glimpse into a vineyard!!!
heera
Hello Heera, and welcome! Thank you for stopping by, and for the compliment. (I like the leaves too, LOL!)
Its gorgeous,my daughter loves the colours.
Glad you're back!!
Yes, I konw, I've neglected my blog, but it was for a good cause. I'm on a month-long vacation in the depths of Quebec (and I do mean DEPTHS!!! Where the moskitos are large enough to saddle!) Glad to be back too.
Teantea (T&T?), welcome! Fingers crossed, I'm hoping. But how could it not, really, I mean, they'll eat it all up, I'm sure!!! LOL! Well, not literally I hope, LMBO! Oh, and don't you worry, I've already started on another set (in 'chardonnay' colours), and this one will have earrings to match. Actually, my father made a great suggestion. He things this would look aswesome as a large 'Bib' necklace. I'm aggreeing, but I think I'll have to stock up on Tiny Tims for that one, LOL!!!!
Thanks for stopping by ladies!