
Drooping style.

Mid length style.

Choker style.
I still want to design something made entirely of small glittery ruby red beads that simply fall down the body of the piece like a nearly solid curtain in various lengths, perhaps a scalloped hem design or free style. Still looking for appropriate beads. Husband likes this urn better than the grape leaf canister. Whattya think guys?
5 comments:
I like #1.
I liked the one with the flowers,this one looks like a pot bellied cookie jar that you can't get your cookie snatchin hand in.
I know this is a sibling thing so my opinion is not really in the mix but oh well... I really like this one, it is simple and just think V would like it, I like the drooping (#1) the best.
Yep, you cannot reach in and take out a cookie, it's the old Aesop's fable thing. The various necklace lengths are just ones I tried out by taping it on the backside. The first one hangs that way on it's own. Since there is no huge rush, I will reserve both urns with the proviso that I find an absolutely smashing ruby bead necklace. It is good to have a project. R
I like the mid length and the plain jar. here's two cents as well
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