Sweetwater Give-Away <3
This pendant bead was created like all the others I make..that is, in the flame
with a rod of glass and a stainless steel mandrel and so many other fun things ~in this case, some copper foil and some powdered glasses (enamels). The copper reacted with the glass and produced that fabulous robin egg blue color..
But rather than using this one in my jewelry or selling it in the Etsy shop or Ebay, I'm offering it to you all.
I have a simple question for you to answer in the comments and then I will put your name in to a draw and Wah-lah ~the winner will get the bead.Please choose your favorite color combination. Is it:
a) lime and pink
b)black and white
c) orange and turquoise
d) ivory and other neutrals
e) other combination..
Do tell!
a) lime and pink
b)black and white
c) orange and turquoise
d) ivory and other neutrals
e) other combination..
Do tell!
Comments
Hm... I would have to say that orange and turquoise are very pretty, and that turquoise with any other colour is also very pretty (when thinking back to the beads you make). I also like ivory and neutrals for matching clothing.
pink and brown are good too! and my new fave is, well.. it WAS a secret since i'm using it on a new piece for my line... but i am loving the mix of red, pink, and orange! shhh don't tell anyone! ;)
Because I love colours it is hard to choose - but I would say from the choices given: lime and pink ~they remind me of sherbet and spring (wanting in this season of white!)and youth!
Nicole/Beadwright
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I'm going to extend this giveaway to include a first and second drawing..stay tuned..:)
Thanks for doing the giveaway!!! Pick me!!!
To me they both accentuate each other, the turkoise gets even more beautiful, as does the silver.
When there's no silver, I choose white.
Turkoise and white. Marvellous!
Just one bead on a white blouse... nothing else...
....dreaming...
My favorite color combo now is teal and purple.
Yes, I know. It's kind of bland. But I just love the contrast! Maybe it's all those years of doing pen and ink drawings...
:-)