Anyway, her bead soup came in with a lovely gold package. Since it was my first time to participate, I was embarrassed to send her my bead soup in a stunning bubble wrap packaging. She said that this box was recycled.
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| Lovely gold box with a really nice surprise inside! |
She even sent me a card with Claude Monet's painting on the cover.
Claude Monet's "Women in the Garden", 1866
For the content of this beautiful package, I was surprised to see a variety of beads from lampwork focals, vintage coordinating beads and silver plated connectors and clasps.
1- Peach silk string; 2- Rhodonite round beads; 3- Lampwork glass focal by Susan Farley of SKHolt glass; 4- vintage lucite flowers and beads; 5- swarovski crystals; 6- sterling silver clasps, pewter spacers and plated flower links: 7- lamp work nuggets; 8,9 &10- czech glass; and 11-amethyst nuggets
Here's a sneak peak on what I gave her in return. Most of the focals are polymer clay creations made by yours truly.
My bead soup for my partner Adlinah
See you then!
So glad you liked what I sent. Can't wait to see what you create with them. I've already made a pair of earrings from your bead soup and am trying to come up with a necklace that will do your focal bead justice.
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