Deux mois. Il m’aura fallu deux mois pour reprendre mes perles et m’inspirer du tableau qu’Isabelle m’avait proposé en… août! Mais voila c’est fait, et quelle plaisir de tisser ces minuscules perles et de voir une spirale se former comme par magie!
Two months. That is how long it took me to go back to my beads and follow the inspiration offered by my friend Isabelle. But I finally did it and I realised how much I missed working with those tiny seed beads and see the magic work!
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| Champs d’iris près d’Arles, Vincent Van Gogh, mai 1888 |
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| Modèle / Pattern: Tuscan Vine Necklace, Carole Ohl (Beadwork, June/July 2018) |
Ginkgo et Coquelicot ... la suite 
Simple, élégant, magnifique, une très belle représentation du tableau. j'aime beaucoup!!!
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teal & orange – a classic combination. The necklace looks very elegant
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This is so beautiful! Such a great juxtaposition of textures and elements. I love your work.
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Not sure why this happens w/ Blogger. This is Niki Black (www.legally-boho-jewelry.com)
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That is a perfect focal for this challenge and what a gorgeous necklace!
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Love how you used the fiber with the Czech flowers to pull out the colors from the pendant! It turn out perfectly for this month's challenge!
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I love your jewelry and hope you keep showing us more and more 🙂 Beautiful inspiration and realization – I'm not a seed beader and I don't believe I will become one ever but pieces like this bracelet inspire me to at least give it a try 🙂
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Lovely idea of using beadwork for an impressionist painting. It is possible to match the mood and feel of the artwork with this technique. You might also enjoy looking at works of pointillism to guide your beadwork
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