It's a cold, grey and snowy day here in Mansfield and so I thought I'd brighten things up by posting some cheerful beaded flower pictures. I have designed a series of three flower brooches, the first of which, Primrose Pin, is in the new issue of Bead magazine which is out now. Next in the series is Poppy Pin, followed by Periwinkle Pin.
The second photo of the full set is courtesy of Bead magazine - don't they look great nestled on the grass like that?
so beautiful! For so long I've been wanting to venture in beading and that desire was rekindled when I happen to visit here. I know I could learn a lot from you. Will be here often.
ReplyDeleteAww those are adorable! Congratulation on another published work! =)
ReplyDeleteIt's getting colder across the "pond" as well. No Snow in Connecticut yet...but I'm sure our time will come soon.
Happy beading!
Kerri nice to see the flowers - cold here but no snow yet! I love your flowers they are delightful.
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ReplyDeleteSuch pretty lapel pins, and they do look so cute nestled in the grass!
ReplyDeleteI have always adored your lovely lapel pins and cuffs. Those do look so adorable in the grass.
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ReplyDeleteSo pretty, I love these flowers!
ReplyDeleteYour work is so beautiful!!! I'm going to peruse your Etsy store; I'm sure my mother would love your work. ^^
ReplyDeleteOtherwise, best of luck with everything, and I'll come back often! ^^
These are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty posies! I especially like the poppy. Congrats on the publishing!
ReplyDeleteThese are really lovely pins. Have you thought about approaching The British Legion as they may well be interested in 'poppy' pins as Britain uses poppy's on Rememberance Day.
ReplyDeleteHey, thanks for the comment on Roo, he is a ham! :) Aww you have a chinchilla too? I love the little guy you can't help but not to. Although i can NOT find a way to keep him from chewing on..EVERYTHING lol Did you fix that problem with yours?
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are lovely! You must have so much patience. If the other's are like the one you*ve already made {along with everything else} it will be flawless.
Those are adorable! What a great post to brighten our wintery days!!
ReplyDeletenice work and idea on how to show it to your visitors...congrats
ReplyDeleteI wish I could figure out from instructions how to do those stitches - they just floor me. Yet, when someone shows me live, I'm fine with it. My mind is not abstract enough to follow the directions.
ReplyDeleteLovely designs and very cheery :) Wonderful creations Kerrie!
ReplyDeleteYour work is quite lovely. You have quite a talent.
ReplyDeleteI love your beaded flowers - they're quite lovely.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - it looks just like the real primroses we used to pick when we were kids. We used to go "primrosing" every Spring.
ReplyDeleteI just love your flower pieces. I really wanted to buy one of your beaded breast cancer ribbons but couldn't find them. I just only found the instructions to make it myself...which I have no desire to do. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your wonderful comments everyone :D
ReplyDeleteCastoCreations - I've left a comment on your blog, feel free to contact me re the pink ribbons :0)
Kerrie x
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it's so cute and adorable.
ReplyDeleteLove from Valentine day flowers :)