So with out further chatter here is my necklace.
THE CLASP
THE FOCAL
THE NECKLACE
AGAIN THE NECKLACE
THE TIDAL POOL SIDE
THE TIDAL POOL SIDE OF THE NECKLACE
ANOTHER PICTURE OF THE TIDAL POOL SIDE
As you can see I now have two lovely necklaces in one to enjoy and wear. Thank you, Bryna for your skills, your artistic talent and for allowing me the opportunity to showcase your work.Thank you Lori for pulling this giantic Bead Soup Blog Hop together. Thank you everyone who visits my blog during the Second revel. Now PLEASE hop over to Bryna's blog and check out what she made with the soup I sent her. Also check out everyone else's!
Here is the list of the souper's for the 2nd reveal, have a gander at all the creativity that's in this reveal:
Hostess, Lori Anderson, Pretty Things
Adlinah Kamsir, Dream Struck Designs
Adrienn Lukacs, Raszputyin Designs
Agata Grygiel, Cytherea Bijoux
Alenka Obid, Pepita Handmade
Amy Dickerson, Damyjo Designs
Amy Schmidt, Amy's Treasure
Amy Severino, Amy Beads
Ana Krepel, Cat's Pajamas, Dog's Tuxedos
Andra Weber, Andra's Joyful Journey <~~~~ YOU ARE HERE!
Andrea Trank, Heaven Lane Creations
Anke Humpert, Anart Island Studios
Ann Rishell, My Critical Eye
April Grinaway, Brooklyn Bead Goddess
Ashley Bunting, Miss Ashely Kate
Astrid Boyce, Astrid Boyce Beads
B.R. Kuhlman, Mixed Mayhem Studios
Barb Fernald, Barbara S. Fernald Jewelry
Barbe Saint John, Saints and Sinners
Beata Benkone Meggyesi, Beahobbi
Brandy McNair, Bella Vita Handmade Jewelry
Bryna Lumb, Bryna's Bead Box <~~~~YOU NEED TO VISIT MY PARTNER!
Carmen Lau, Little Maketto
Cate van Alphen, Fulgorine
Cathie Carroll, Cathie Carroll's Studio
Cathy Khoury, Touch Jewelry
Christina Stofmeel, Feng Beads
Collette Collins, Fire Fly Myst Artisan Jewelry
Courtney Breul, Beads by Breul
Crystal Thain, Here Bead Dragons
Cynthia Abner, Created Treasures
Deana Hager, Just Deez'Art & Life
Debbie Davis, Natural Treasures by Deb
Debbie Phenes, Deb Joy Sing
Debbie Rasmussen, A Little of This, A Little of That
Dhea Powers, Java Bead
Diana Welte, Lilyweeds
Dita Basu, alankarshilpa
Dorota Zeranska, gdymamczas
Dot Lewallwn, Speedie Beadie
Eleanor Snare, The Magic Square Foundation
Elisabeth Auld, Beads For Busy Gals
Ema Kilroy, Ema K Designs
Emma Todd, A Polymer Penchant
Eva Sherman, Eva Sherman Designs
Evie and Beth McCord, EB Bead and Metal Works
Francy Inman, Francy's Studio
Ginger Bishop, lilmummy likes...
Giorgia Rossini, Jo in Wonderland
Ine Vande Cappelle, Jewels by Ine
Iveth Caruso, Creative Atelier
JJ Jacobs, Coming Abstractions
Jackie Ryan, Kydo Jewellery
Jeannie Dukic, Jeannie's Blog
Jelveh Jaferian, Jelveh Designs
Jenna Tomalka, Twin Birch Studio
Jenni Connolly, Jenni's Beads
Jennifer Van Horn, Jennifers Jewels and Junk
Jo-Ann Woolverton, It's a Beadiful Creation
Johanna Rhodes-Nash, Fire Phoenix Creations
Joyce Blair, Bent Wire West Coast
JuLee Wolfe, The Polymer Penguin
Karen Vincent, Swallow Tail Jewellery
Karin Slaton, Backstory Beads
Kayla Potega, The Eclectic Element
Kim Dworak, CianciBlue
Krafty Max, Krafty Max Originals
Kris Lanae Binsfeld, Cherish Designs by Kris Lanae
Kristen Latimer, MJM Jewelry Designs
Kumi Fisher, Malie Kai Designs
Kym Hunter, Kym Hunter Designs
Lennis Carrier, Windbent
Leslie Wayment, AA Beads & More
Linda Florian, Lilys of the Valley Jewelry Creations
Linda Murphy, Bonita Bead
Lisa Johnson, Whimsey Wonders
Lisa Lodge, Pine Ridge Treasures
Lisa Sittniewski, Love, Yesterdays
Lois Moon, Que Onda, Q'Town?
Lola Surwillo, Bead Lola Bead
Lorelei Eurto, Lorelei's Blog
Lori Bowring Michaud, Artfully Ornamental
Lori Callahan, Dancing Wire and Beads by Lori
Lori Finney, Using My Beads
Marcia Dunne, The Alternative Foundry
Margareta Saari, Mags-koruja
Maria Horvath, Horimarika Beads
Marian Hertzog, M's Place
Mary Ellen Parker, BeeTree by m.e.
Mary K McGraw, MK's Creative Musings
MaryLou Holvenstot, time2cre8
Martha Aleo, Ornamento
Maybeline Tay, The Jewelry Larder
Megan Collins, Churchy & Her Sailor
Melissa Meman, Art. Life. Love.
Melissa Mesara, One-Eared Pig Beads
Melissa Muir, Kelsi's Closet Jewelbox
Paige Maxim, Paige Maxim Designs
Pam DeBoer, Purple Notes from the Studio
Pam Farren, re-maker
Pam Hurst, Pam Hurst Designs
Patricia Handschuh, The Color of Dreams
Patty Miller, CabariBeads
Penney Klapoth, Faerie Acres
Regina Santerre, Regina's Writings
Rhea Freitag, starrgazer creates
Rochelle Brisson, A Creative Chelle
Sabine Dittrich, PerlenDschungel
Sandra McGriff, Creative Chaos
Sandra Neights, Petalo Azul
Sandra Young, It's a Bead Life!
Sara Oehler, SoftFlex Girl
Saturday Sequins, Saturday Sequins
Shanti Johnson, Sunshine Bliss
Shari Replogle, Plays With Paper
Sonya Stille, Dreamin' of Beads
Stefanie Teufel, Stefanies Sammelsurium
Tammie Everly, TTE Designs
Tania Spivey, Moobie Grace Designs
Tanya Wiles, Tenebrous Hollow Studio
Therese Frank, Therese's Treasures
Tina Holden, Polymer Clay Bytes!
Toltec Jewels, Jewel School Friends
Tracey Nanstad, A Beadiful Mess
Tracy Choy, BumbleBeads Designs
Valerie Norton, Hot Art
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Your bead weaving is awesome Love and hugs Tanya
ReplyDeleteWow so many tiny beads! Beautiful!
ReplyDeletewow! love it!
ReplyDeleteReally pretty! You did it well :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful necklace. The colours look like sunset on the beach.
ReplyDeleteAll Ivan sayis that those are my favorite color combinations & I would just feel so special if it were mine
ReplyDeleteVey creative necklace, i like your seed-beading very much! Regards from Poland, Dorota
ReplyDeleteIt's like this bead was designed for that necklace. Gorgeous work!
ReplyDeleteLove the colours..and the wonderful seed beading is so complimentary to the focal. A wonderful piece that will definitely stand the test of time.
ReplyDeletejenni
The colour combo is so so pretty. And your idea of a 2-in-1, reversible necklace is fantastic! Beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteThe use of seedbeads here is great! Very lovely necklace!
ReplyDeleteBead-utiful work !!!
ReplyDeleteYour necklace is the perfect showcase for that gorgeous focal!
Delicious Soup !
m.e. :)
Your beautiful bead weaving really accents the gorgeous focal perfectly! Great work!
ReplyDeleteLove your bead weaving for the focal. Great focal by Bryna - she does such awesome work. You did the focal piece justice.
ReplyDeleteWow - seriously wow! You did an amazing job with the necklace and the color pallet is perfect! Like you said - two necklaces from one bead - awesome!
ReplyDeleteVery nice piece and that beadweaving seems just perfect for the pendant.
ReplyDeleteYour talent is amazing! I love your beadwork and that it is two pieces in one.
ReplyDeleteOh Andra, that is such a beautiful necklace! I can't even begin to imagine how long that took. I love the two in one idea! Thank you for being such a great partner, I look forward to keeping in touch with you. Cassie sends hugs right back!
ReplyDeleteBryna, I am so glad you worked with the seed beads in the soup I sent you. Once you tell those little suckers you are in charge they start to behave. I let my soup from you simmer until Tuesday then it all just came together. The rope is easy to make and took about two hours. Sometimes I think it takes longer for the design to come together than the actual creating! We will have to keep in touch!
DeleteLovely necklace, I really like that it is reversible... :)
ReplyDeleteI love your beadweaving! I wish I could do it! Lovely necklace design. Love the dangles from the pendant!
ReplyDeleteWow! Such beautiful bead weaving. I always like a reversible necklace! Your colors are so pretty, too! Nice job!
ReplyDeleteStunning necklace! Love the colours and your beautiful bead weaving :)
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome idea, a two sided necklace! Your beadweaving is perfect and really goes beautifully with this focal! I like how you used two lamwork beads next to the clasp too!
ReplyDeletegreat work!
ReplyDeletelove the colours
ACK!! I love the palm tree, but your beadwork really catches my eye! Stunning!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful beadweaving (again) Andra! Love how you can use both sides of the pendant. You've done this beautiful justice :) Christie
ReplyDeleteThanks Christie!!!
DeleteWhat an amazing piece! Bead weaving is to time consuming!
ReplyDeleteincredible bead work! the palm tree is really interesting...
ReplyDeleteWow! Your bead work is incredible and really sets off the focal well - i looooove the colors!
ReplyDeleteLove the beadweaving! Perfect colors. Can almost feel the sand beneath me feet.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful necklace! I love how you made it two necklaces in one and the bead work is lovely!
ReplyDeleteYou definitely did the focal piece justice with the way you surronded it. What technique did you use to create your beautiful braid. Thanks, Andrea
ReplyDeleteI love that you made it reversible. What a neat idea, and beautiful execution!
ReplyDeleteHi Andra,
ReplyDeleteWow oh Wow I love your necklace so unique I love that you made it versitile and can be worn on either side according to your mood. Gorgeous and I love your bead work.
Therese
You did an awesome credit to your beads! And I hope you can come see me on one of your days off when Zack is in school (or I can visit you) so you can teach me to seed bead.
ReplyDeleteGreat Plan!
DeleteI'm always amazed at the patience it must take to weave beads. Beautiful necklace!
ReplyDeleteYour beadweaving is a beautiful accent to the lampwork focal!
ReplyDeleteThat focal is beautiful and you did a wonderful job on the necklace. It all came together beautifully!
ReplyDeletevery very lovely beadwork... it really brings out the beauty of the focal. ~diana
ReplyDeleteGreat job on your necklace.
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome focal and I loved your approach to your design. Those matte coral seed beads are the perfect complement. I will be watching for the bracelet and earrings!
ReplyDeleteYou made a really lovely necklace. The chain of it is just super!!
ReplyDeleteI love how you designed the necklace to really play off both sides of the focal. Just lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love how you created 2 sides to the chain of your necklace to compliment both sides of your focal. The design of the chain looks fantastic too.
ReplyDeletebeautifully designed!
ReplyDeleteAmazing job !
ReplyDeleteAndra, that is gorgeous. I love the woven necklace part and the focal is gorgeous. That clasp is gorgeous too. Great job!
ReplyDeleteOh I love love love the little tassels at the ends of the pendants. They both look great and I also love the clasp. Beautifully done.
ReplyDeleteMelissa Muir
http://design.kcjewelbox.com
Your weaving is so beautiful! Always boggles my mind to see such intricate work -- and your color combination is lovely. :)
ReplyDeleteDefinatly a cool soup to work with. I really like what you came up with. The memory wire bracelets are so colorful...wonderful job.
ReplyDeleteA very beautiful and delicate piece,entirely with!A very unique necklace !Congrats!
ReplyDeleteAndra, your necklace is beautiful and a two sided focal is always a bonus!
ReplyDeleteJackie
Wonderful bead work!
ReplyDeleteThat's really clever, to make it reversible! Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteAMAZING!! Your beadweaving is just the perfect fit for that lamp work bead!!! VERY NICE!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful design & beadwork..! Very lovely..! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely piece. I love the seed bead necklace with the focal!!
ReplyDeleteI love the way your beadweaving compliments the focal, beautiful necklace!
ReplyDeleteThe first time I looked at your necklace i didn't notice that the two sides of the necklace part are different colors!!! Awesome!!
ReplyDeleteThe first time I looked at your necklace i didn't notice that the two sides of the necklace part are different colors!!! Awesome!!
ReplyDeleteLove your use of seed beads! What a cool idea that you can flip it for two different looks!
ReplyDeleteNice job on your bead soup! I like the idea of having two sides of the necklaces so you can wear it either way...how creative! Beautiful beadwork!
ReplyDeleteI love the color combination! You beautiful necklace looks like it was a lot of work - good for you!
ReplyDeleteI am so amazed by the beautiful intricate designs... Amazing and gorgeous...
ReplyDeleteKris
that must of taken sometime. wonderful piece!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous design and piece!
ReplyDeleteThat is one beautiful necklace! Love your color choices, and the rope. A great setting for that pretty focal!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful design. Perfect for the focal.
ReplyDeleteLove that focal. Very clever seed work, love that it is two necklaces in one!
ReplyDeleteok, I think that rope is just the perfect accent to that awesome lampwork. What a pretty necklace! Great work
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative and gorgeous necklace! Love this!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous - and what a great solution to wanting to highlight both sides of the focal!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous focal you were sent and what beautiful beading you did to highlight that focal.
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is WOW. Gorgeous work.
ReplyDeleteLove how you've picked up the color in the focal for your neckchain. Nice work!
ReplyDeletelovely, all that work on the chain for the necklace, wow and the focal is gorgeous too...very nice
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful focal! the colors in your necklace are so soothing....amazing work!
ReplyDeleteThinking of using both sides of the bead is thinking outside the box for me! That is a great idea! Wonderful necklace!
ReplyDeleteI really don't get it.How could I missed your bead soup?
ReplyDeleteI seriously have to get my eyes checked :))
The rope is fantastic ,I have no clue how you made it but it is absolutely gorgeous.The focal is beautiful and making two necklaces just an amazing idea.
beautiful job.
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