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Ye Olde Bloggens are re-posts of old blogs
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The following post was originally posted on one of
Bridget Eileen’s old blogs: In the Pines,
Neophyte
Poetics, Bridget
Eileen’s Commonplace Book, Dreaming
Bridge Designs or A Vegetarian
Notebook. They aren’t all fancy with photos and subheadings and search
descriptions, or even that much content, sometimes. They’re here for posterity,
because it’s fun to read the archives!
Ocean, the Earth Day Necklace - clay beads in blue and green and silver costume beads (the clay beads are recycled so its perfect for its namesake)
Ocean
Ocean - If I'm not mistaken, I believe that Ocean now belongs to Colleen. But if you like it, I can make something like it for you. I got the big speckled beads off of a broken necklace I bought at the Goodwill in Bangor, Maine, back in freshman year of college (or at least early college). I'm not sure the material. I think it's clay. This is the mystery yet beauty of recycled beads. I also used white plastic mini pony beads, translucent blue bugle beads, and plastic green. I love the crinkled silver beads and just purchased some more, so be prepared to see them again. I chose the name Ocean for this because it reminds me of the colors of the shoreline: greens, blues and some glints of silver and white.