Just thought i'd post a few pics from Sunday
b4 a phone call
rained on the rest of my evening.
Even though i'm not crazy about working with small stones
This 7mm bezel cup, is as small as i will go.
for now.
A smiley face appeared inside when pulled from the pickle.
I found that to be a lit-tle strange.
I found
that a pencil eraser
works well
for wrapping a 7mm bezel.
:)
A few of my
favorite stones
below.
This one reminds me of the snow covered
Vermont mountains.
This turquoise is a beautiful blend of
blues & greens
~It's gorgeous~
This Moss Agate below is
SO
beautiful.
It takes my breath away.
It's one that needs to be seen in person
to appreciate the gor-jus-nus.
Below is an etsy find.
Once I saw the
"Woman on the Edge"
I had to have this stone!
I love love love this one as well.
How freak-in cool is that ?
She looks like she's
d~a~n~c~i~n~g
on the
*edge*
in her
Saturday Nite
"party dress".
Her hair is not as high as it looks
in this photo.
Although, she is sporting quite
the doo'!
I named
"the unknown / un-fabricated piece"
b4 the stone left it's etsy shop!
I find it amazing...
it's just
so
vivid!
5 comments:
I don't make small bezels either, but that a great tip about the eraser.
I love all of your new stones...the colors are scrumptious. "Woman on the Edge" is sooo cool. I bought a Montana Agate that has a sailboat in it. I'l be waiting impatiently to see what you do with these.
Pam
Gorgeous stones! I don't bother with bezels under 10mm, I purchase them ;P
Love the smiley face in the pickle residue :) It's just saying "ha! little bezels are so tedious."
Beautiful stones you have there also.
Pam ~ it may be a while, so don't hold yr breath. But who knows, that may change :)
Lisa, i think i will be doing the same :P
SCJ, i agree ~ very tedious!
What a great tip about the eraser - I hate wrapping those little stones. The stones are gorgeous - I especially like the turquoise.
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