It began life as a 2.5"x 2" rock which I beaded over using peyote stitch & then the fun began, making tiny sea anemones.. I added lots of embellishment using tiny shells, pearls, drop beads & lots of tiny fringe/stacks.
I have taken pohots from all angles so you can see all the fun details..
FULL FRONTAL
FROM THE RIGHT
FROM THE LEFT
BACK SIDE
FROM ABOVE
I hope you enjoy this piece, it sure was fun to make even if it did take me a long time to finish LOL
FROM ABOVE
I hope you enjoy this piece, it sure was fun to make even if it did take me a long time to finish LOL
13 comments:
That is just darling!!
O M G!!! FANTASTIC!!! I love it. You did absolutely superbly.
Very nice, Ellen. I like the colors and design a lot! You really love water themes, so do I.
Susan
My comment disappeared! Hey! I said it was amazing and I loved the colour choice! And I had a weird word verification - something like sore but!
Love the rock! Now to pull out the piece of wood that I started - doing another of what you taught me!
Cheers, Denise
And most excellent completion of a UFO - love it, great job!
LOVE IT!!!!! But then I did get to spend a weekend with you & get to see you work on the drift wood. Hugs
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What an awesome piece! You are sooo good at these kinds of things. Your sculpture work is gorgeous!
Arline
Looks like the long wait was worth it. It's amazing Ellen!
Thank you girls! I have been feeling a bit down lately, so it is nice to get some encouragement from my beady friends ;)
Denise - I'm looking forward to seeing more sculptural stuff from you ;P
That's so cool!
It's GORGEOUS! I think I still have a rock somewhere I started beading around and never finished. LOL! {HUGS}
Thank you Cyndy & Mel ;)
Ellen, your beaded rock is outstanding! Of course, I have been known to spend hours looking at tide pools & their creatures.
I love the hidden gems in the sea anemones, the tiny shells (especially the one on the front), the pearls, the glass bead that looks like a blob of jellyfish on the back. The colors are wonderful, and I like the way the anemone tentacles start opaque and change to transparent. LOVE it all! Wow ... - Kathy
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