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art bead, Autumn, earring, handmade bead, nature, necklace, polymer clay, SEP ABS
It’s a lucky coincidence that I have something for this month’s Art Bead Scene challenge. I’d just made a pair of earrings to co-ordinate with the Bronze Oddment necklace I made a while ago and, as I was uploading them to my etsy store, I realised the colours were perfect for this month’s painting.
View of the Pond at Charleston, East Sussex by Vanessa Bell
Oil on canvas, 79.8 x 84 cm
Here are the earrings. I used polymer clay beads which I made myself together with glass seed beads. They are attached to tiny brass washers I found in an old bracelet and bronze coloured niobium ear-wires. I like how the shards of polymer clay suggest the falling leaf motif of the curtain.
Oddment earrings by Cate van Alphen
And here’s a new image of the necklace they were made to co-ordinate with.
Bronze Oddment Necklace by Cate van Alphen
Every time I looked at your pieces, I was drawn to how much they seemed to mimic the palette in the curtains especially. And they are lovely pieces to boot!
Thanks. It surprised me how well the colours matched 🙂
Isn’t it wonderful when serendipity strikes like that? Fun little earrrings.
Mona
I love it when a plan comes together, especially by accident 😉
Both of your pieces mirror the colors in the inspiration perfectly.
Thanks 🙂