I'm not as happy with the look of these as some of my previous paper beads. I think having just text with no color variation is kind of boring. I'll likely be going back to magazine pages the next time.
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Shakespeare paper beads
Since I had The Complete Works of Shakespeare text block left over from my book purse, I figured I better do something with some of those pages.
I'm not as happy with the look of these as some of my previous paper beads. I think having just text with no color variation is kind of boring. I'll likely be going back to magazine pages the next time.
I'm not as happy with the look of these as some of my previous paper beads. I think having just text with no color variation is kind of boring. I'll likely be going back to magazine pages the next time.
These are lovely!!
ReplyDeleteDebby
Oh Halle, I love them. You will find the perfect projects for them and they will shine when you least expect it.
ReplyDeleteYour Bard Beads ;) look wonderful to me Halle!
ReplyDeleteI'm off to check out your purse link!
oxo
I think these look very interesting. Love the idea of the book pages. I'm sure you'll do something really pretty with then.
ReplyDeleteI think they look great! Would go great with my felt beads, lol.
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