Monday, February 15, 2010

Looky Loo

See what my peeps can do!

I love to show off the gorgeous things that my pendants become in the hands of others. I've fallen behind on the eye candy for a few weeks so I have two lovely creations to show off. The first necklace is a knockout of copper and lampwork from Sharon at LiveWire Jewelry. It also made it into this month's issue of Bead Trends.The second is a lovely complementary color schemed necklace from Dana at Colors of the Woods. I love how the different shades of blue bring out the different shades in the pendant and the yellow gives such a nice little pop.
I have a nice big kiln of bisque firing today so hopefully I'll have some more to show soon. A single fire load to get a few custom items out ended up with fortunate success on those items but almost everything else needs to be re-fired. I haven't had a chance to put another layer of glaze on them since we made a quick trip out to Palm Springs for hubster to do his third 100 mild bike ride so far this year. I picked up an adorable ceramic bird sculpture (he has personality!) at a cute gallery shop...maybe I'll even get around to taking a picture of him!

5 comments:

  1. It is wonderful isn't it to see your pieces get used in such inspired and beautiful ways! Too bad about the once firing results. I've had minimal success that way. But I know potters who do all their work once fire. But good that your special orders came out.

    You know I love birds. So I'll be watching for your new aquisition.

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  2. beautiful pieces created with your beautiful ceramics! yes, do show the bird!! :0)

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  3. Wow, such beautiful pieces that showcase your ceramic pendants perfectly!

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  4. What pretty necklaces showing off your gorgeous beads! You truly inspire others. :-)

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  5. I really enjoy working with Chinook pendants! They are lovely and many people have commeneted on how unique they are. Thanks for including me in your blog again, Mellisa!

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