With our holiday celebrations in the rear view mirror now, I've had a bit of time to sit down and play with my beads. I don't feel like I've finished experimenting with my newest design - I call it Woven Diamonds (you can find the online class here, if you are interested).
I had some little scarab beads and it turns out they nestle just as snug as a bug in a rug... (okay, I'm a little sorry for that one). The scarab does fit rather well in the center of this bracelet, though. I kept the background neutral and then used a great mix of beads with some greener turquoise, off white and bronze.
While I was digging through my stash for oval shaped beads, I ran across a sodalite one I couldn't pass up. I paired it with navy blue cord and made a seed bead mix to match.
I'm pretty happy with the way both of these turned out. They're listed in my Etsy shop, if you just can't resist. I also have a couple kits listed if you don't want to have to find the materials yourself. One is in the sodalite and blues and the other is turquoise like this:
Happy knotting!!
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