Well here they are! :)
What do you think? The two in the middle are lapis and the other five are cobalt.
I hadn't tried using cobalt yet, but I am loving the raku on it! And the orange and red, too.
I made the lapis eggs just in case the cobalt ones appeared so dark they would be black. But they aren't too dark at all. I LOVE them!
Check out Karyn's blog. She made a lovely fused cabochon that perfectly matches some of my black eggs and bebe black beads with raku. Go look! I think the shape is way cool. I know my kiln can fuse glass, but I have never tried it and wouldn't know the first step in what to do. I wish Karyn were closer because I would crash her studio, but we're separated by a few oceans, thirteen time zones and one hemisphere. Sigh.
7 comments:
Okay, you won me over! Blue is my weakness and now I may have to put my name on the list for some eggs! I will just hang on to it until I get better at the jewelry thing so I can do them justice!
Oh those blues are even more gorgeous than I had mentioned them in my little head...very very nice!
Thanks for mentioning my blog too.. I thought you'd like to see how well your beads go with my raku cab. I plan on beading around it to make a pendant and then stringing it with your beads!
Karyn
I meant to say "imagined'' not mentioned... when you read it like that it sounds like I was having a conversation within my head about your beads...ok I'll leave it there... anyhooo they are very nice:D
Love the blue, Kelley. Sparkling.
Enjoy the day!
Erin
Bluuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuue!!!!
Oh - Yummmmm...
Your eggs are great! Your colors are great! They are so beautiful! Keep it up...
Stunning colours. Love these beads.
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