(I had problem with internet connection at home yesterday when I wanted to post this on... tried using my smart phone, but couldn't figure out how to add pictures and links.. so here it is, one day late...)
Yeehaaa...!! Finally the time is come. We, around 500
bloggers from all over the world, can reveal what goodies we make from
the bead soups we received from our partners. Yes.. as you might have read
from my last blog post, this is my first Bead Soup Blog Party. So
pardon me if I am too excited! Hehehe...
As reminder, this was the soup I received from my partner Karen Mitchell of "Over the Moon Studio", who lives in South Australia. Aren't they gorgeous?
On my side, I had so much fun (almost carried out crazy in
fact :D hahaha..), digging my boxes of beads and choosing different beads for
her. I also had much excitement making polymer clay beads and focal for
her... Ah ya, I have to tell that I have my digital scale (the one I use
for cooking) beside me, to weight the package I would send to her. I
wanted to maximise the weight for the same shipping cost. So, this was my
soup for her..
What a fun event! Definitely will join again next year!!
Now.. we reach the reveal date. I can say this reveal day has the most fun and excitement of all!!!
Taadaaaa.... "Hummingbird in an Ethnicochic Forest Garden"
I make one necklace. I tried using all
her soup... oh how I love the color combo she chose! all my favorit
color is there! Hahaha... yes! she must have been a psychic in her past life... :)
The challenge is indeed fun! There are some beads I haven't
used... but I determine to make it into something. Isn't the essence of
joining the fun BSBP so we can think out of the box? to challenge and
better improve our creativity. So just pay a visit again in several days, will you? You will find other goodies I make from the rest of the bead soup.
Now, let's see what Karen made from the bead soup I sent to her... here.
For a complete list of blogs participating in this big event, please visit Lori's page, and do blog-hop to those web-blogs... it's so much fun to see lots of pretty creations made from the soups.
Now, let's see what Karen made from the bead soup I sent to her... here.
For a complete list of blogs participating in this big event, please visit Lori's page, and do blog-hop to those web-blogs... it's so much fun to see lots of pretty creations made from the soups.