Summer is my
favorite time of year- beaches, sun, a slightly more relaxed schedule
and hopefully lots
and lots of time around water. So, when offered a
chance to be part of a sea inspired challenge,
I was delighted! The
cultured seaglass that ZNet Shows offers is truly a pleasure to work
with.
Because I'm craving some beach time, I chose to use gorgeous
beaches from around the world
as my inspiration. If you want to see more of the fabulous sea glass beads that ZNet has to offer, just
click on the link.
First up are some bangles inspired by Malibu Beach in Barbados- the orange and blues make for
click on the link.
First up are some bangles inspired by Malibu Beach in Barbados- the orange and blues make for
a beautiful combination. The products used in these two bangles
are Cultured SeaGlass shell beads
in Saffron Yellow (S72-B57) and
Cultured Sea Glass puffed 20mm coin beads in Opaque
Blue Opal (S15-B460. Here's a picture of Malibu Beach...
and here's the bangles I made.
I recently discovered Summer Wind Art by Ashley Bonney ( www.etsy.com/SummerWindArt) and knew that her Sand Dollar Bracelet connector would be perfect to pair with the Cultured SeaGlass pebble beads in aquamarine (BDS1926-03). Menorca Beach in Spain has the same lovely color pallette as this bracelet, don't you think?
Next up were these 32 mm Cultured SeaGlass starfish in Light Aqua Coke Bottle Seafoam ( S27-B88P). I wanted to keep it simple but with a bit of sparkle and shine so added some Chinese crystal and antique brass spacers from a local bead store, and voila! The Abaco set with the antique brass chain and earrings would be perfect for dinner out after spending the day on this gorgeous beach.
Abaco Beach |
Finally, I used
20 mm starfish in Aqua Coke Bottle Seafoam (S27-B882XST) and some
Chinese crystal Aquamarine rondelle dangles (RS101-27) to create a sweet
little necklace and earring set titled the Bora Bora set.
I hope
you've enjoyed this little tour of sea inspired jewelry and the
breathtaking beaches that inspired them!
There's lots more to see in the Summer 2015 edition of Creative Spark, so be sure to take a peek
Hope your summer was fabulous! Thanks to Crafty Hope for her great work, and to Znet Shows for the opportunity to be part of such a wonderful design team.
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