This month for the Pretty Palettes inspiration, Molly picked an ombre selection of yarn for our inspiration. This yarn fades from soft green to purple.

Here is the palette created from the yarn:


These are the beads she selected from the palette.
Since I am designing last minute (again!), I decided to pull out beads from the piles and bins around the room. Here's what I found - some sodalite, blue shell beads, turquoise howlite, blue quartzite and purple amethyst chips and a few blue ceramic rounds.
I didn't use the turquoise or the sodalite, but I did add some amethyst rounds and a few multi luster hematite spacers (also from the Halcraft lines). It seemed natural to add some fiber since the inspiration was yarn, so I created a wrapped bead focal with some recycled sari ribbon and yarn and a wooden bead.
Mixed Blues |
Stop over at the Pretty Palettes Reveal and see the gorgeous work from the designers that participated. Amazing!
Thanks for stopping by!
Terry
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