Anyhow, the custom order... Turns out that the customer is not into fluffiness and fringe, but into thickness and chunkiness. Back to the drawing board then :)
So long!
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Days 2 and 3
Was teaching bead embroidery class yesterday - capturing Swarovski rivoli. And today I'm down with a cold. Hope just it's not that bloody swine flu.
Anyhow, the custom order... Turns out that the customer is not into fluffiness and fringe, but into thickness and chunkiness. Back to the drawing board then :)
So long!
Anyhow, the custom order... Turns out that the customer is not into fluffiness and fringe, but into thickness and chunkiness. Back to the drawing board then :)
So long!
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5 comments:
Absolutely amazing fall colours! This must have taken hours to create - well done!
Ooooo.... I loved the dangles, which I would not have called fringe. I guess this is why I am not so good at custom work. Good for you, you adaptable beader.
It's looking great so far. I had to go back and compare Day 1 to this new version. Hopefully you didn't have to tear too much out and could just keep adding more to make it chunky.
Wow - I can't even imagine creating a piece like that! Your incredible!
Thank you everyone!
Tastes differ - some people like dangles, others do not. Some make freeform, others prefer symmetry and strict order. That's the beauty about mankind, otherwise it would be boring, I suppose. ;)
Thanks for taking your time and leaving your comments! I appreciate it a lot.
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