Pix of my beads from Leah Fairbanks class

Thanks! I plan to do more of those, REAL soon. The rim on one end cracked off (I didn't put it down as solidly as I should've) but there WILL be more. I love the turquoise/ivory effects.

KarenK

Wow - so nice!!! Glad to hear that class went well for you, Karen. :) Looks like a lot of fun!

LOL! I thought that was Leah's!

WOW.....(blushing and grinning BIG)....THANK YOU!!!!!

KarenK

Loren Stump! Wow. I admire his beads, but even more to the point, I hear he's a marvellous teacher.

Tina

Great beads. But what keeps popping into my head is, I can't wait to see what you take from these lessons that will really be your own. I can't see you making Leah Fairbanks beads, but I can sure see you learning to make something all your own from what you've gained from her. And that's the highest value in taking classes.

Tina

Leah proves again what a good teacher she is!

I like them all Karen! It looks like you had fun.

Beki

Thanks Tina! I don't see me doing "Leah beads" either, but OMG the techniques I picked up. I was writing "side notes" like crazy. Yanno...."remember to try this THIS way on THAT bead." I'm counting the minutes til I can open the kiln this evening.

KarenK

Wow, those are gorgeous!

-Kalera

Karen_AZ wrote:

Thanks!!!! What a fun class! Wait til you see what I made yesterday!

KarenK

Karen, Great work! And congratulations on winning Leah's bead. I won one of her floral urn beads once, it is one of my proudest possessions. I made a necklace with it and everytime I wear it I stop traffic. Patti

Why? Because she looks like an angel? She really does look like that. Patti

LOVE the florals, Karen. Just love them. Keep practicing.

Becki "In between the moon and you, the angels have a better view of the crumbling difference between wrong and right." -- Counting Crows