"I Dream of the Sea" |
The process was good for me, too, as it stretched my design limits. I originally planned to do a simple bead embroidered collar. MAYBE a pair of earrings to match. When I "finished" the embroidery on the collar, well, the beads were still out on the bead tray, and a good movie was streaming on Netflix, so I kept going. And going. Until I had 11 or 12 new, loose components made. As I finished each one, I laid it next to the collar so I could start the next. When I looked down and saw what was happening to the collar layout, well, all I can say is "mind blown".
The next thing to do was decide just how over-the-top this piece would get. I played with the pieces like a puzzle, and came up with four viable possibilities.
As you can see by the photo at the top of this post, I went all-out with the bottom left design.
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2 comments:
Wow Kate, that is just so beautiful! And I have to say, I noticed your post because I was on blogger, writing about my BOTB work, and your process is super familar to me. I just wrote about it, in fact! Playing with components is just a great layout stragegy, IMHO, and you surely achieve super results with that process. Congratulations my friend, on a job well done!
Hi Kate,
It is a JOY to see all of your gorgeous new jewelry! You are so talented!!
Hope you are very well!
xox
Constance
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