Paris is finished

I have finished the third piece. a long way behind but still plodding along.
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Diane Lithgow

Page #3 started.

After months of indecision finally beading has commenced.

Size 13 and 15 beads are being used for this part then who knows where Paris will lead me

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Finished my March "page", yeah!

And now I have a dilemma.  I haven't even made the vessel yet for April, so I have nothing on which I can bead.  Perhaps later this week I can get to it (keeping my fingers crossed...).

Here are the 4 sides of my March vessel.  And you can check my blog to see what my inspiration was.

I've gotten very far behind in viewing everyone's work so far.  Boy oh boy, when I can finally slow down a bit, I'm going to have a fabulous time catching up!

A Tiny Bit More Progress...

In the midst of my chaotic (right now) life, I've done another bit of beading on my 2 vessels.  I am SO enjoying this process.  Thank you Robin for starting this project!  It was the impetus I needed to put to use those books that have been in my library for some time now.  And it seems that new ideas keep flying into my brain - how cool is that?!

http://jumpingjackglass.blogspot.com/2010/03/more-journal-progress.html

Happy beading, everyone!

March

I've posted a photo of my March piece on my blog http://focus-on-fiber.blogspot.com/

Just Couldn't Stay Out Of the Wet Lab...

Well, after finishing my February vessel yesterday (the felting part, not the beading part) I just couldn't get enough of playing with fiber.  So today, I started my March vessel.  I'll be beading on February this evening.  Holy smokes, that February vessel sure did change its look after I fulled it.  I wonder what interesting transformation March will go through when I finish with the wet activities?  Guess I'll find out tomorrow.  If you'd like to see more progress pix, you can look here.

More February and the Beginning of March