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Brown seems to be the hot color this year, and that rocks because I really love it. Here are a few of the sets I've made these past few months.
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A new style of flwoer button for me - and entirely transparent. That Czech Tobacco brown just rocks.
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I can't get enough turquoise and brown - a combination that's been popular for some time now. This is a simple, fun set that I sold over at the Annealer website.
375 x 339 px
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This color combo has fast become a customer favorite this season. Layering four glasses is what brought out this rich purple color.
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This is my new favorite set of the year! It makes me think about all the spices of the season - nutmeg, pumpkin, cinnamon, ginger, allspice, cloves....mm... Now I'm hungry.
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Ahhh the soft greens of autumn. I live in the rainforest, and these colors are all over the place in September before everything turns yellow and orange. It's a blanket of green. Copper Green and the new Vetrofond browns over Sage make up this lush set
600 x 167 px
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These pretty little things were deceptively difficult - getting that plum color took a lot of layering. :)
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These were a customer request - and they turned out nice. I love the combination of teal and purple.
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Florals that are sort of raised and sort of not. These were a fun experiment that turned out nicely. Perfect for fall.
300 x 305 px
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I got to do more witches' hats this year! This isn't the best pic - it was hard to pull out both the lime green and the purple. But the hats turned out very cool!
600 x 448 px
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What is it about brown that just makes every other color paired with it pop right out? I adore these colors together. Made me want chocolate. :)
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I'm Kandice Seeber, a lampwork artist in Washington state. I use Effetre, Vetrofond and Lauscha in my beads. I work small! These beads may look big in the pictures, but in reality, they are pretty tiny - making them perfect for delicate jewelry designs. I am best known for using a lot of pink in my beads, and for my simple raised flowers and varied bead sets. I hope you enjoy looking at my creations - I sure enjoy making them! :)
http://www.lampwork.net
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