Two "old" pieces that I have forgotten to blog about :(

More bead embroidery
Today is not as gray as yesterday, and I've finally managed to take some pictures.This gorgeous fossile ammonite is from Morocco, bought from StarDust in Stockholm. Pendant is a custom order for a friend of my mother in law. It had to be very simple.

Promotion
I'm actually doing lots of beading, but the Swedish autumn does not want to provide me with good light to take any pictures. Therefore I'd just share some text with you this time :o).Guys, please check out this fabulous video, courtesy of Christina of GoodQuillHunting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7vHSQ5lKFsIt is featuring most of the EBW team's work. Great selection, wonderful music, and such and eye-candy! Enjoy!My promo-input was not as spectacular as Christina's, but I've managed to publish another article in Zoya Gutina's newsletter at http://ww

K for "Control" ;o)
Couple of months ago I went gem-shopping in Stockholm. At Kristallrummet in the Old City, I've noticed gorgeous kyanite healing chrystals. This stone is one of my absolute favorites, I'm just dragged to it (pretty much as to labradorites & spectrolites).Those chrystalls reminded me of Superman cave, how sci-fi nerdish is that? ;) Boy, I was giggling when the EBW September challenge theme was announced.Although kyanite reminded me of those good chrystals in the cave, its name rimes really well with kryptonite (which everybody knows was quite bad for the poor Supe

Custom order - the last day.
I'm done! :)It was a fun project. With all latest bead embroidery items (I'll blog about those soon), as well as the embroidery course, I have forgotten how much fun it is to make freeform! It was a very refreshing experience.Latest addition - right side:Customer had some

Days 5 and 6
I've been quite busy with my "ordinary" job last couple of days, thus there is not too much progress on the custom item.Basically, I'm working with the right side, thickening it up.