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Beautiful use of your Soup, Beautiful pieces, Net earrings my fav
ReplyDeleteWhat great fun! Making jewelry with literary greats! I love the pieces and I think they look wonderful. I love Caliban's Treasures. They definitely look like fishnet. I can see the different techniques you were experimenting with and I think you did a wonderful job! You must teach me all those knots you did with Caliban's Treasures. Super cool! The names you gave to all the pieces were so creative. I had a great laugh. I enjoyed reading and looking through you creations. Great job!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and so creative. The crochet pieces turned out gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow.. Wow... Wow...
ReplyDeleteAmazing is all I can say.
I love how you turned the clasp into earrings..
The other pair of earrings are way cool.
I LOVE those net earrings! and the wire scallop shell, but the first thing that came to mind for me was a butterfly wing. Crochet can be a challenge but watch out, it gets addictive.
ReplyDeleteGreat pieces!
my favourites are midnight magic and sparkly scrap shell...!!!! and I can't believe you wire crotchet a whole necklace and bracelet...!!! they're gorgeous... the bright silver wire really does go very nicely with the sea-blue beads.. beautiful job... well done with all 6 pieces!!
ReplyDeleteYour bead crochet necklace is stunning. Perfect for the beautiful pendant!! Love your fish net earrings too. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteI definately see the Tempest influence in your collection. I esp like Caliban's Treasure earrings
ReplyDeleteWow. I'm so in love with everything you've made and your 'ocean' theme. You're one very talented lady !!! :) 'Caliban's Treasure' is wonderful, I would never have thought to do anything like that and your 'Ariel's Light' does things with the clasp that I think is so clever. I am SO proud of what you have made with my beads, thank you soooo much :D
ReplyDeleteAmazing, Stunning, Brilliant...I loved all your creations ...I was in first reveal but my creations are simple and plain compared to yours...You are so very talented... http://jaacquelinesjewels.blogspot.com/2013/03/bead-soup-blog-party-reveal-is-here.html
ReplyDeleteHasn´t anyone else started hopping from the beginning?
ReplyDeleteThe pretty ones are really pretty but the un-pretty Caliban´s Treasure is a treasure indeed! I can see small fishes swimming between the seaweeds...
Guess what? I really love your fishnet :-) But also the other pair of earrings. Also your seashell and the midnight magic are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYou did with your beautiful soup an amazing job
Greets Gite
Those all came out fantastic Adlinah. Nice work with the wire crochet! You made it work! Love the matching bracelet and the macrame earrings are very cool!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pieces! I hold the highest respect for wire crochet artists as well... because I've tried and failed miserably. And that was with and without the 'wire' part ;) lol I love to have a froggy-loving friend ( my mom) but she's not into asymmetrical or long danglies, so my froggy creativity is anchored >.< lol
ReplyDeleteLove,love, love Miranda's pretties. It has made my favs list which will post tomorrow.
ReplyDeletekathy
I think they are all hits! They're fabulous!
ReplyDeleteLove what you did with your soup. And love those green earings. So creative
ReplyDeleteLove your sea inspired pieces and what a great job you did with the crochet. I love your necklace most of all.
ReplyDeleteI just love your wire crochet set and I don't think the earrings are a bust. i immediately thought of a fishnet and not a squid. I really liked them a lot. And the earring with the clasp are just fabulous. You cooked up a really great soup.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, fresh jewelry! My favorite are the unpolished earrings, they are so nicely surprising ones.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work on all pieces. I love the earrings Caliban's Treasure and Ariel's Light!
ReplyDeleteI've never tried wire-crocheting, so i can not give you any advice for it, but i like your thematic journey with this soup. Your pieces are lovely and the mismatched earrings a hit!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely <3
ReplyDeleteYour designs are all beautiful. I like your wire crocheted pieces the best. I think you did the caught in a trap very well. Kudos for trying new techniques.
ReplyDeleteI have never tried wire crochet, the necklace is wonderful. Now I am inspired to give it a try
ReplyDeletewhat a great crochet necklacve!Rich and elegant, congrats!
ReplyDeleteLove you designs, especially your earrings!
ReplyDeleteGreat pieces, I also love the net earrings, such an original idea!
ReplyDeletegosh, your wire work is incredible...i can't even imagine how long that must take!! your pieces are lovely...i've got my eye on those earrings ;)
ReplyDeleteFabulously fun designs! What an interesting soup that was, so many directions to go in. You did a great job. I especially like the net earrings.
ReplyDeleteYour soup is DELICIOUS!!!! I am in awe of the wire work you do & your pieces are just divine!! The calm feeling of the sea is the vibe I get from this soup & I LOVE it!!!
ReplyDeleteI just love your use of your Soup Mix....enchanted with Ariel's Light.
ReplyDeleteLove all of your designs! Love what you did with the focal in the first necklace and adore the frog earrings!
ReplyDeleteShakespeare and Dr. Who, you are my kinda gal. Great work, the earrings are my favorite piece.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bead soup you've done. I like the pearls-in-the-fishnet earrings. They're so funny.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting pieces! Well done!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the wire crochet set - very fun and beachy! The fishnet earrings are a clever design - I really like how they turned out!
ReplyDeleteGreat Job! I love your earrings.
ReplyDeleteCheers Kathrin
Great work! Since you obviously dislike your fishnet earrings, send them to someone who will...me...LOL I think they are brilliant! Great work overall.
ReplyDeletevery pretty! Love those colors. :)
ReplyDeleteI think you did a great job on everything! I love that everything had a theme, you tried and re-tried a new technique...it's wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThis is exactly what the BSBP challenge is all about...taking lovely ingredients and trying to challenge ourselves to try new things. And your results are amazing! I loved reading about your process.
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful work and great use of the materials!
ReplyDeleteFirst off, I think your wire crochet is awesome. I know it's something I can't do so I totally admire your work on it. As well, the earrings that you say are less pretty. . .I think they're GREAT! I totally get the fish net feel of them and love that reference. Overall, you did a fantastic job with your soup ingredients.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea with the clasp! And that crocheted necklace & bracelet set is so pretty! Impressive!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and just so you know you have NOT run out of pretty. My fav-those fishnet earrings. Great job.
ReplyDeleteI adore the froggy earrings! All your pieces are lovely, but I am simply in love with the earrings.
ReplyDeleteI am a wire-worker, and there is NO way I'd try to crochet wire. You are a brave lady! So good job!
Always love ocean theme jewellery, but the clasp/froggie earrings are just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHahaaah, that is a new one, to use the clasp in earrings. I didn't see that coming. I love your pieces, all very organic and sea-ish looking.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work! I love how you used to clasp to make earrings.....very cool!All of your other pieces are great. Fabulous wire crochet....when I tried it all I got was a pile of knots so I do appreciate how difficult it is.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work, my favourite are the Caliban's Treasure earrings.
ReplyDeleteI love the wire crochet, it's something I have trouble with (the sound the wire makes sliding on the hook). It turnedout so pretty I think I might have another go at it. I also like your mis-matched earrings, they're gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI would really like to learn crochet with wire lie you did. So lovely......beautiful job!! Can't believe you made 6 pieces!
ReplyDeleteI really loved everything you did with the soup you were given, I have to say I totally got the fishnet earrings I loved them. I might have to try that some time, I will send you a pic when I do! Your crochet necklace set is more than I have ever had the nerve to try! Great work!
ReplyDeleteAmazing designs!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty indeed.. you nailed it with your 'Sea' theme
ReplyDeleteGreat work!
what a lovely soup! and love what you did with it!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love all the intricate work you did! Unique and I love the macrame earrings. The 'Scrap Shell' is really pretty, cool idea!
ReplyDeleteI love the crocheted pieces!
ReplyDeleteciao dall'Italia
I love your earrings...so unique =)
ReplyDeletebeautiful pieces and I love the mismatched froggy earrings -- I'd wear those for sure!
ReplyDeletewow! I love all your creations - the first necklace was very inspiring, and I love your "octopus net" earrings too - though they look like a net to me, not an octopus....
ReplyDeleteBeautiful designs - the crochet wire work is incredible!
ReplyDeleteNice work, congratulation.
ReplyDeleteI can't pick a favorite--I love all six pieces. There isn't a miss in the bunch. I definitely saw netting when looking at Caliban's Treasure, not an octopus. I saw a both a shell and a butterfly wing in the Sparkly Scrap Shell. How clever is that to make earrings from a toggle!!!
ReplyDeleteLoved what you did - especially with the focal. The colour pallette is `to die for`
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful....all of them! Love the way that you used the clasp for the earrings..you are right, way to pretty to be behind hair!
ReplyDeleteYou did an amazing job utilizing the bead soup and the diversity of the items are just fabulous.
ReplyDeleteGreat job . I'm especially fond of the earrings. So sweet!
ReplyDeleteLovely soup, my dear - I love the earrings, unique pieces!
ReplyDeleteI actually really like the fishnet inspired earrings! Great job on trying new things and being creative!
ReplyDeleteOh my, you made such unique and beautiful pieces! I can't pick a favorite!
ReplyDeleteIt might not be your thing, but you did a great job :)
ReplyDeleteGreat crochet wirework, that necklace is just awesome! I like everything you made, such original pieces!
ReplyDeleteOhh la la, how beautiful! It is all perfect and great job on the crochet, I crochet and even with yard, the needles can be a pain. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI do love the fishnet earrings lovely and organic and you did capture the essence of the sea.
ReplyDeleteWire crochet is wonderful, it just takes a bit of patience and practice. I have crocheted since I was a little girl, it was tough to go to wire though and I don't do it as often as I should... keep trying it and I know you will love it once you tackle it. The one bit of advice I have... use the smallest hook possible... most people pick up the biggest and then aren't happy with the results, I go smaller. It gives a less loose design... but your's turned out great!!!
Nice soup. Very pretty pieces...the earrings are my favorite.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! Seems like Mermaid-Jewelry! I love it!
ReplyDeleteOh, very nice. You captured your sea theme quite well (pun FULLY intended! HA!) I don't think your net (squid/octopi?) earrings are ugly! Unique. Attention getting (in a good way). Tactile (I want to touch them to see what they feel like). A very nice job, indeed. (and, lucky friend to get those cute earrings)
ReplyDeleteall of them = gorgeous pieces !! The Caliban's Treasure earrings are my favorite
ReplyDeleteI love the necklace. Your wire work is stunning! Great job on creating an ocean/sea theme.
ReplyDeleteI vote YES for Ariels Light. Very nice designs.
ReplyDeletelove the colors of your soup mix..all of your pieces are so creative..beautiful
ReplyDeleteThat is a fantastic stash of beauties you created from your soup! Nice crochet! I'm in love with what you did with the clasp. Such funky earrings.
ReplyDelete6 hits, 0 misses! I'm a HUGE Paua fan, and I think you really did your soup justice. I particularly love both the earrings...the "fishnet" pair is just wonderful. You completely hit the mark on those...and the froggy pair is SO cute; I'm a froggy lover as well.
ReplyDeleteAll pieces are beautiful. My favourite are Miranda's Pretties (very feminine and delicate) and the knotted earrings, Caliban's Treasure- this is a very creative design, encapsulating beads and pearls in a net - I've no idea how you've done it. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteYou're such a great designer, I love all your work, but I'm very fond♥ of your earrings!
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