June is the month often known for it's gloomy weather and therefore has gotten the name "June Gloom." But that was not the case for us here this year. We did get rain, but we also got glorious sunshine. The combination of rain and sunshine gave us an early growing season. The plants really did thrive.
So to reflect the month of June for my Bead Journal Project I chose one of my dichroic glass cabs that I had called River Scene. The rippling surface of the cabochon reminded me of a painter's rendition of the scene at a river - rushing waters and lush vegetation. I surrounded the cab with beads and fringe in an effort to keep the rippling effect going. If it weren't for mosquitoes, I think it would be a great place to have a picnic.
You can view more Bead Journal Projects on these two sites:
http://beadjournalproject4.blogspot.com/
http://blog2beadjournalproject4-2011.blogspot.com/
OH WOW I love this! Its so cool how you completely carried the colors in the cab onto your backing. Really a pretty piece, the cab is amazig! Well done.
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful beadwork!
ReplyDeletewow this turned out super pretty. it would make a great center for a bracelet wtg..stunning!
ReplyDeleteThe cabochon is amazing but how you've featured it within your beadwork is even more astounding. Love your combination of colors !
ReplyDeleteGorgeous work. Absolutely love the dichroic glass and your beading is wonderful!
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