The thermocouple on my kiln was damaged when I moved so no new beads until next week when the new one comes in, which has me down in a big way. I did manage to find a few sets of beads that I hadn't listed yet when I moved, so I can have some new things. I'll ration them out, I think.
My favorite, made with Devardi Aurora frit on CiM Peace.
I really like the delicate color on them. It's a tough call which I like better, the Aurora on copper green or Peace.
The Effetre streaky denim spacers and indigo hollows I blogged about last week, and I'm not looking forward to trying to get some usable photos of the hollows. They are lovely and I was going to make them into earrings for myself. I still might.
I have a second Etsy shop, Fire in Ice Baubles, for handmade findings and non-lampwork jewelry and I made some very cool beads for earrings to demonstrate some dark silver plum headpins I made. I'm really digging the way the beads look with the copper head pins and end caps.
The beads are a base of Effetre Spring Willow with Double Helix scrolls. I thought the spring willow would do that wild orange thing it does but apparently this time it decided not to. It didn't blush much either. I love the unpredictability of this color! I made these beads the same day, with the same rod and some blushed and some didn't.
Check out the first spacer to the right of the focal. Half went orange and the other half pink. So cool! If anyone knows why it does what it does, let me know, otherwise I'll have all kinds of fun trying to figure it out on my own.
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