Bonjour,
I have just finished the December page, if you want, you can see it at
http://www.flickr.com/photos/muriel86/
Congratulations for all your beautiful works, it's 'superbe'
Muriel
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We have our own BJP Flickr group, where we can post pictures of our work. This is a good way for members who do not have a personal blog to post pictures. Also, you can see many BJP pieces by different members in one place. You must "join" Flickr to post your pictures.
Due to limitations of Blogger, there are three ongoing blogs to document the Bead Journal Project this year. Here are links to all three blogs:
Bead Journal Project Blog #1
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7 comments:
I love this page! Your daughter may be in art school, but it's easy to see where she got her talent from. How delightful!
Very cool! I like this a lot!
I think this is a great page - your daughter and you must both be very creative! It's so fresh!
Many thanks Susan, Pam and Heidi.Robin asked to me how I have made the tubes of paint, I explain here:
Cut a little bit of wood( used for skewers), cut more or less small if you want to do tubes more or less used. Then roll it in a piece of pewter leaf, a little bigger than the bit of wood and glue it( the pewter leaf was in my husband's toolbox, it seems like aluminium paper but it's more thick and a face was sticky).
Crease the ends, pin a bead or glue it if you prefer, and glue a strip of coloured paper on the tube.
Please, let me know if my explanation is understandable or not.
Oh thank you, Muriel!!!! Your explanation is perfect. How clever you are! This page makes me smile every time I see it. Robin A.
This is a lovely page, Muriel, with so many delightful details to look at for a long time.
Sabine
This is so lovely!
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