Sunday, January 27, 2008

Pink Artist offering, part 3...


Have a heart... have 3 more. Here's my latest square for the Pink Artist project.

The larger center heart is a ceramic cab created by Earthenwood Studio. I added vintage flower shaped sequins for the background.

I have different colors lined up for the next 2 squares, we'll see how that works out - I may change my mind... again.
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5 comments:

Anonymous said...

Thank you Grace, for visiting my blog, and I am happy I could discover yours!

2:36 AM
GraceBeading said...

Hi Maggie... I'm on a roll! I'm with you on watching the magic unfold once Monica gets all the squares into her hands. It's going to me amazing!

Nice to see you here Corina!

9:15 AM
girlgonethreadwild said...

Whoa nelly!!!!! someone catch me I'm going to fai n t....

10:31 AM
Dot said...

Oh my goodness Grace!! I love this one. Your sqaures are beyond incredible. So much art in such a tiny space! Love the ceramic cab in the centre. Adds the perfect touch....

I bow before you ....oh..beading queen :)

2:47 AM
GraceBeading said...

HA... thanks Monica - you inspire, what can I say?

Thanks Dot, glad you like it!

10:35 AM

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