
Multi-veined leaf cane layered over scrap clay. I really liked how these turned out and will be making more. Little cabbage beads.
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The black and white cane leftovers made some great beads. I want to start a sampler of black and white beads and this is a good start.

The chevron cane that didn't turn out made some nice red, white and blue beads.

I sort them according to color and keep them on my display shelf to enjoy for a little while and

then they are placed in zip lock bags and await finishing (manual sanding, tumbling, coating or leave unfinished).
1 comment:
Oh I WANT these beads!!
How cool are they?!?!
They will make such a cool necklace
OR
Bracelet!
WOW!! (Again)
Smiles...
Deb
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