
There aren't a bunch of beads involved in this one. I'm working my piece for the ABS January Challenge and it's turning into a one-focal-bead piece with lots of other copper textures thrown in...a little leather, a little ribbon, and lots of chain. Oh, and 48 different pairs of pliers stacked around the place! haaaaaaaaaa
I was taught well by my wire mentors, Jeanette Ryan & Kerry Bogart, that practice is key...hence, the stack of practice pieces. It's probably time to send them in for recycling.

I have to get to work and see if my piece of the Dept of Defense is the part that's going to be downsized. :) In the meantime, here are other bead tables around the world on this rainy Wednesday morning: The BTW Flickr Group.
Shaved legs are overrated (he-he)...sorry, I'm still working on my morning java. Hope to see your ABS entry and that your day goes your way! Good luck!
ReplyDeleteRecycling wire? Sending it in to where??? I HATE throwing away wire because I've used it for practicing but it's still good--just needs unbending and uncrimping. :D
ReplyDeleteHope your department isn't downsized. I know several people are worried.
Woah, that's a lot of copper!
ReplyDeleteThe chain you are making looks amazing! I can't wait to see the finished piece.
ReplyDeleteGood Luck at work today, fingers crossed!
Wow Looks Cool.....
ReplyDeleteTin Wire