Here's another graduated set of pillows, only this time, I've added raised stringer decoration for extra sparkle. Thanks for looking!
-Ellen
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Oh holy shit...
Will you stop doing that to me!! lol...
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Oh, yummy!!
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OMG. I love them
But Ellen, I have one suggestion for you. Take out this part:
"If you receive them and are not happy, I will return your money when you send the beads back, but I really do think you will be happy with this set."
I can't afford a lot of lampwork and fell in love with yours but then I saw that and my first reaction is why? What's wrong with them?
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OMTP - don't EVER apologize for your work.
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I know what you mean, but it's because the picutes aren't showing the exact color of the beads. They really are paler than that. I'll remove it.
-Ellen
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You might do what Ive seen on other auctions, a disclaimer that while you tried to capture the true color/nature of the beads, monitors each display color differently.. or how ever you feel is appropriate to explain that the colors may not display truely on everyone monitor. Personally... I like pink. If they came paler or stronger in color it wouldnt bother me, but I do understand you wanting to represent your work honestly. Diana
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When I read this description I thought "she will loose the simplicity and elegance of the others if she adds stuff". But you haven't. They are absolutely beautiful.
marisa2
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Oh, yuuuuuummmmm! Those are gorgeous, Ellen! Very sparkly!
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They're gorgeous beads. If you're worried about the color, then you can put in a bit about the color on each computer being variable, that way people are reminded that not everything looks the same in real life as it does on a computer.
-Su
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Ellen, These are GORGEOUS!!
Patti
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Those are really beautiful, reminds me of frost patterns on a window on a very cold morning. Shirley
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HOLY KLUNK.
~~ Sooz To live a creative life, we must lose our fear of being wrong. ~~Joseph Chilton Pearce
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Sooz To live a creative life, we must lose our fear of being wrong. ~~Joseph Chilton Pearce
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Oh god, yeah. That's not a professional way to phrase that. "Satisfaction guranteed or your money back." is a lot better. ~~ Sooz To live a creative life, we must lose our fear of being wrong. ~~Joseph Chilton Pearce
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GUARANTEED I mean. ~~ Sooz To live a creative life, we must lose our fear of being wrong. ~~Joseph Chilton Pearce
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Yeah, if you are looking for more constructive input then my instant "wow", I actually don't work with pieces as large as you are showing (and I can't afford your work anyhow :) ). If you sometimes made smaller sets of smaller beads I might hope to dream...
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Another klunk. I don't think my head can take any more.
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Fantastic!
I find 15 mm pretty much the top size I would use. In fact, bigger than usual. I'm not a stringer -- I'm a beadweaver. I use seed beads and do involved, organic-looking overgrown-vine-type of bracelets. So smaller lampwork is ideal
-- just personally speaking -- about 8mm to 10mm. Lovely! I'd adore owning some of your work. ~~ Sooz To live a creative life, we must lose our fear of being wrong. ~~Joseph Chilton Pearce