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The hippie chick!

Being a hippie...It has a fun "style". I really want to try out tye dyes with glass. We'll see. I made some dot beads that looked really cool. I thought, that looks kinda like a tye dye! So, why not? Then it became more about NOT burnnig the skin or the shirt. Building up or reducing...And, using my murrini. I see what Loren Stump was saying..."Before you know it murrinies were everywhere!" (Don't worry Loren. She is crack free and introduced two times! And! No wafting! ;)) Peace!
Added by Sheila Morley on 2/28/2007 7:21:24 PM
The hippie chick!

Georgia's Prickly Situation

I think the ghost of Georgia O'Keeffe must be fraternizing with my creative muse because I keep running into Georgia's work and life this winter. This time, I riffed on a 1937 Ansel Adams picture of Georgia flirting with a tour guide in Arizona. I keep staring at that picture, just wondering what else is going to come out of the glass from it. There wasn't a cactus in the picture, but it was set in the wild west(and the magazine was Cowboys&Indians). The story behind the picture was that Adams, O'Keeffe, and several other friends set out on a long camping trip through the Southwest. Ansel snapped the pic of Georgia and the cowboy, her lookly slyly sideways, him looking down at his feet. One moment caught in time, and from looking at it, people assumed that Georgia and Orville were having an affair.
Added by Angelinabeadalina on 2/28/2007 4:00:33 PM
Georgia's Prickly Situation

Songs of Spring

Is a set of Satake beads called a Setake?
Added by Sarah Hornik on 2/28/2007 1:55:56 PM
Songs of Spring

Rolled in powders and then fumed and dot

Added by Lozano Glass ART on 2/28/2007 11:52:04 AM
Rolled in powders and then fumed and dot

2007

Added by Thomas Sanchez on 2/28/2007 9:01:44 AM
2007

Just a Little Something to Put on a Silver Chain

I don't often make pendants, but with a stash of leftover beads in oneseys and twosies from sets I've used for necklaces and bracelets, it seemed likt time to put them to good use, instead of hiding away in the bottom of my bead box. What alot of fun I've had playing with my beautiful left-overs!
Added by RickieVogesDesign on 2/27/2007 8:06:10 PM
Just a Little Something to Put on a Silver Chain

Hippkittybeads

Brand new line of handbags for spring!
Added by Hippkittybeads on 2/27/2007 7:38:08 PM
Hippkittybeads

Satellite Beads

Satellite beads are a good way to start a torch session. The glass does the work and the designing. They are very relaxing and really get my creative juices flowing. Can you see the planets in the front of the tails? Like satellites orbiting around the bead...
Added by Twiggy on 2/27/2007 6:13:20 PM
Satellite Beads

Lentil Soup anyone?

Lentils are a natural shape to love, with the flat sides, they are easy to hold and fondle. They feel nice against your neck and wrist and ankle, and they have a larger canvas to decorate than a round bead made out of the same amount of glass.
Added by Twiggy on 2/27/2007 3:34:53 PM
Lentil Soup anyone?

New

Added by Estrellax on 2/27/2007 9:26:46 AM
New

The Weight

This is dedicated to the woman who couldn't possibly wear one of my Buddha beads because "Oh,no,Buddha's not God". God, or whoever you choose to call the higher powers in the universe, takes many forms, and I find many of them moving and inspiring. Jesus is no less moving or inspiring than Buddha or any other prophet. I'm no expert on any religion, but I've read bits and pieces about many different ones since last fall when I started making big focal beads inspired by religious art. Just with this basic background and some deep thought, I can "see" the recurring symbols and ideas that cross time and cultures to become embedded in human thought.
Added by Angelinabeadalina on 2/27/2007 7:20:44 AM
The Weight

DarkWicked

I love working w/ this combo again and again...thanks Smiley. Only 2 colors and clear were use to create these zigzag beads. This is one of the reasons I love working w/ Boro so much...the colors ROCK! ;)
Added by HardwoodTrailGlass on 2/27/2007 2:43:09 AM
DarkWicked

Organic Folk Art Cats

I really enjoy creating these earthy cats that look like some kind of exotic stone. They are great for experimenting with different colors and textures!
Added by Anna Duhame on 2/26/2007 5:18:36 PM
Organic Folk Art Cats

Dichroic Image Pendants

Added by Lozano Glass ART on 2/26/2007 5:02:01 PM
Dichroic Image Pendants

~Secret~

I love the colors of these beads..The contrast between the orchid and the creamy yellow is really striking!
Added by Melissa Vess Glas... on 2/26/2007 3:21:48 PM
~Secret~

Grapevine Bracelet

Added by LFCookie on 2/26/2007 1:19:54 PM
Grapevine Bracelet

Inspirational Design Company

We are Katherine Lee and Jay Van Schelt. We make Lampwork Glass Beads and Jewelry. Katherine makes the Jewelry and Jay makes the glass beads. We sell retail priced jewelry pieces and Lampworked glass beads as well aa selling lampwork glass beads and other lampwork glass items to designers at wholesale prices.
Added by Jay Van Schelt on 2/26/2007 10:09:37 AM
Inspirational Design Company

My Beads

Added by Thomas Sanchez on 2/26/2007 10:01:36 AM
My Beads

Tommybeads

You can look me up at: http://www.myspace.com/vistaglassblower
Added by Thomas Sanchez on 2/26/2007 9:30:47 AM
Tommybeads

Tube Pendants or Disc Flips

Added by Lozano Glass ART on 2/26/2007 7:50:37 AM
Tube Pendants or Disc Flips
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