I really really wanted to enter this month's challenge on BPCAG, but my sculpt is not going well. It is just too hot to work with polymer clay, so I am taking a break, and attempting to restore some order to my studio instead. My poor studio needs some TLC badly anyway. I don't mean to be so messy, but I can't seem to help it!
While I was putting away the things that have accumulated on my work table, I rediscovered this piece of bead embroidery. I don't remember deciding to stop working on it - but it was buried pretty deep under the layers, so I know it has been a while since I laid eyes on it.
Now that I don't wear contact lenses any more, I find that I can see those little beads so much better without any glasses at all. It makes it tough to watch TV while beading, but I keep my bifocals handy and pop them on when things get exciting, so I do OK. It's nice to have a project that I can work on in a room that is air-conditioned.
I am such a sissy about the heat.
I am so glad I put up this photo today, because now I can see that I need to add something a little dark to the upper part of the right hand segment to keep the colors balanced. If I keep at it, I should be able to finish the beading this weekend and get started on the fringe. I have some drop pearls that will be just perfect for this.
5 comments:
Beautiful! Love it! Very MUCH! Beautiful!!!
Oh wow! this is awesome. How could you forget that you had this unfinished project lying around. It is too beautiful to forget. I am glad you found it to finish it finally.
HOW ON EARTH could YOU forget you were working on this piece of art???? oh my ! Oh please have it completed by the retreat ! I must see this one in person! you are an amazing artist Miss JudiA ! Can I have it? :p
Jean
Judi this is so darned beautiful and gorjus and yup AWESOME ooh man alive its fabulous
I love it!
love u too n big hugs bera xoxoxo
it's coming along beautifully Judi.... I love the palette of colours...
Isn't it amazing how taking a pic and then viewing it can give us such a different perspective on whatever it is we are working on? I like to take several as I am doing my faces, especially the eyes... to make sure they are the same sizes. I don't seem to notice such significant differences with the nakes eye...but, with the camera...yikes..I see huge variations in things..
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