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These beads feature my interpretation of a rainforest backgraound and are then covered with an orchid plant on the surface.
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Yes! I know, I have gone Orchid nuts lately! I'll get it out of my system eventually, but until then here is another Orchid Bead. The base is made with clear and dark amethyst. I used several different frits and enamels to create the night sky. And last but not least, I just had to put another orchid on it. This one is covered in rich pink and yellow blooms. It is also up for auction right now on eBay.
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This is one of my favorite techniques. I use copper to create the turquise background and then embelish with Orchids. Since I always kill the real ones, these are the only kind I can keep around!
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The colors in these orchids remind me of candied apples and butterscotch. The bead core is a translucent alabaster white with various frits and enamels and a strand of silver beading.
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This bead is made with translucent alabaster glass that makes light appear to glow from within the bead. The background is black with red flecks and a strand of bright pale blue streaming around it. It is encased in a very thin layer of clear glass and then a single white and red orchid plant is on the surface. I usually put more flowers on the backs of my floral beads, but the background of this bead looks so stunning that I wanted to leave it as it is.
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Exotic pink and lavender orchids are swaying in the wind by the shores of a tropical sea. I can feel the warm breeze just looking at these flowers.
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Dainty pink and gold orchids blooming all over the rain forest. This bead can be purchased by bidding on it at eBay http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBay...
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The base of this bead is made with black glass and various frits and enamels. I then put a strand of bright yellow swirling around it and encased it in a very thin layer of clear glass. A single purple orchid plant sits on the surface. This bead was sold on eBay.
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