Today's bead, in MY mind, resembles a tie-dyed tulip! This could be because I have spring on my mind and am SO READY for sunshine and flowers!I found a small tube of these beads last weekend while rooting around in my creatively chaotic crafting room.
The vision I have is so clear of these beads each having a long green stem!
Now the question is: how can I make that happen?
They could be individual components, each on a headpin, with either green rubber tubing or seedbeads creating the stem.
They could be individual components, each on a headpin, with either green rubber tubing or seedbeads creating the stem.
They could then be hung from ear wires or a neck wire.
OR, there might be a way to get really interesting and have them strung on a bracelet with long stems creating LOTS of crazy dangles!
I'd love to hear your thoughts on this one! :)
4 comments:
What about some green wire? I have a pair of earrings where I thread a bead with a little three loop end, can do a four loop too. Can't wait to see what you come up with. ^^ (example of what I'm talking about. http://pltreasures.ecrater.com/p/2253566/easter-egg-earrings)
what about a bead embroidery piece, you could add stems where ever you want or make a field of tulips!
But when I first saw them they looked like candy corn to me. lol
how about using a couple of small gauge (26 or 28) headpins with yellow seed beads -- something tiny like Delicas -- through the top to look like stamen, then green seed beads for the stem.
if you had a bunch, they'd make a sweet ring...like a bouquet on your finger :)
Lime green Artistic would look cool and play into the bright tie-dye theme.
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