Photo thanks to Cindy Wimmer of Sweet Bead Studio -- I gifted her these humble beginnings. Wondering if/when I could sell spacers? All the above were made with CiM glass (my current favorite) -- Sepia, Chalcedony, and Lipstick Red that for some reason I couldn't strike to RED well enough.
Won't be hitting the studio for a little while -- had some minor sinus surgery that the doctors are hoping will dial down the migraine pain a bit. But I plan on expanding a bit and starting to play with stringer next time out, which will be a HUGE learning curve.
As always, thanks for reading!
Lori Anderson designs jewelry for www.lorianderson.net and also writes for the blog www.PrettyThingsBlog.com.
Lori, your beads are so perfect and consistent, they are awesome! I can't wait to see your stringer work. I hope you start to feeling better after the surgery and that this will help with your migraines. Take care! Beth
ReplyDeleteJust keep on having fun! These are fantastic...:)
ReplyDeleteI think you could sell them now, I like them:) Maybe in your etsy store? Probably not on your regular website...
ReplyDeleteNice Job Lori! I've always had a dream of playing with fire and glass! Keep up the good work and I know you'll surprise yourself! Have an excellent weekend!
ReplyDeleteDawn
I would buy them. Love the colors. And I am checking your blog three times per day (at least) because I am so excited of the bead soup party coming up.... ;-)
ReplyDeleteHope you will feel better soon.
They're perfectly formed, well done :)If all your spacers are that good, you could definitely go ahead and sell. why not!! love the aqua colour.
ReplyDeleteLori, your new beads are just beautiful...and yes, you could sell spacers! Looking forward to seeing more of your lampwork beads...
ReplyDeleteLooking pretty good, I look forward to your next lampworking installement.
ReplyDeletehope you are feeling much better.
Hope all went well with the surgery and that recovery is quick.
ReplyDeleteThe spacers are lovely--nice and consistant.
Bead Happy!
Michelle