It was a lot of fun to stretch my creative dragonfly wings and make something so different from what I usually make. And what can be more fun than showing them off along with so many other talented designers?
Here you can find some of the stuff I used:
Swarovski: http://www.artbeads.com/swarovski.html
Swarovski: http://www.artbeads.com/swarovski.html
So I decided to name my creation;
And Evinrude flies again...
I was watching a good old cartoon the other day, The Rescuers. And this cute little dragonfly from ArtBeads reminded me of it.
So I wanted to give a good old friend the chance to fly again.
The funny thing is - Ole Evinrude that made the outboard boat motor that was the inspiration for the dragonfly in the movie. Ironically, his birthday would have fallen on the day my ArtBeads dragonfly arrived in Norway, so it seemed like a tribute to his birth, in 1877. To add to the coincidences, it just so happens that I live within walking distance of the place he was born.
Disclosure:
I got as an AB-Design Partner the Swarovski crystals and the base metals components from ArtBeads free of charge. I was asked to give my honest opinions on the products, good or bad. I am not employed or compensated by ArtBeads in any way.
I got as an AB-Design Partner the Swarovski crystals and the base metals components from ArtBeads free of charge. I was asked to give my honest opinions on the products, good or bad. I am not employed or compensated by ArtBeads in any way.
That's lovely! I've really got to get on the ball and get mine done!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! I like the mix of ribbon and chainmaille--a bit of light and dark.
ReplyDeleteI just picked out my materials for my challenge, so I'm a bit behind.
OH so pretty Inca- I would certainly put this around my neck!
ReplyDeletelooks wonderful and I LOVE the blues against the brass!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I love your story too.
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