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BSBP#8: The Big Reveal

Right to the good stuff.....

Made with Rhonda's beaded bead, crystals, and agate rondelles.

Made with Rhonda's (she made it) clasp and lampwork focal.

Bracelet made with brown rainbow bugle beads supplied by Rhonda.

Bracelet is based on a tutorial, Toskana by SeeBead.  I used Czech twins instead of tila or tile beads.  I didn't have enough tile beads so the twins made a wonderful substitution.


Soup I started with.
Thank you Lori for hosting a wonderful 8th swap and blog hop!  Thank you Rhonda for a most enjoyable soup!  To see other simmering soups and creations visit the BSBP blog for the list of participants (about 500)!

Renetha

Comments

  1. Great job Renetha. I like all three of your designs.

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  2. Grog great work. I love the bead woven bracelet.

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  3. Beautiful designs. I love how you used the focal.

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  4. Oh wow, great work ! Love how you used the focal !

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  5. Cool soup you received, awesome colors, and awesome results as well! Love the cuff!

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  6. You don't mince words do you? You just get to the good stuff! And good stuff it is. I won't mince words either, each one of your designs is absolutely magnificent! :)

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  7. Very nice, especially I love the necklace with the lampwork bead.

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  8. oh now is working. I don't know what happen before...Nice work Renata beautiful designs...

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  9. Love the beaded bracelet, it is gorgeous!

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  10. What beautiful pieces you have come up with!

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  11. That beaded bead ROCKS (I LOVE those!) and the lampwork bead is so pretty (but then I love purple, too!) I'm sorry about the snafu with your blog address, but it's fixed now, and I'm excited you participated!

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  12. Great soup mix....I really like all 3 of your creations...nice work!!! :-)

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  13. Beautiful pieces! The woven bracelet is gorgeous!

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  14. Love the purple piece....GORGEOUS!

    Linda
    http://fromTheBeadBoard.blogspot.com
    http://cherryOnTopDesign.co

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  15. Love the bugle bead bracelet! It looks so slinky and comfy to wear :)
    I like the purples too, but the bracelet ....

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  16. Beautiful soup! And you made lovely items with them.

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  17. That woven bracelet is fabulous! It must have taken you quite a while to make! All your pieces came out beautifully :)

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  18. I have a soft spot for beadweaving - and I love how the bracelet turned out! Gorgeous work!

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  19. What a lovely purple soup you worked with. Really admire the work in that woven beaded bracelet.

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  20. What a lovely purple soup you worked with. I am really impressed with the woven beaded bracelet.

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  21. Simply Beautiful Bracelets. Beaded Bead Bracelet my fav.

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  22. oh gorgeous!!! you did an awesome job!

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  23. Hi Renetha. What a wonderful job you did with the soup. My favorite is the first bracelet. Gorgeous.

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  24. Hi Renetha. What a wonderful job you did with the soup. My favorite is the first bracelet. Gorgeous.

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  25. Stunning designs - I especially love that first bracelet =)

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  26. Nice job! The seed beaded bracelet is very cool!

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  27. what a beautiful soup ingredients! I love the colors and I love what you did with them especially that bracelet!

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  28. Very cool designs, love the colours.

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  29. How lovely - especially the lampwork bead bracelet!

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  30. Such a simple but beautiful clasp! You did a nice job!

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  31. Hi there well to begin with let me say your work is professional and very attractive. You designs flow beautifully. If I had to pick a favorite, which is hard in this case, it would have to be the weave bracelet. I love the colors and the shimmery shine. It is very pretty. But I in no way want to diminish the other pieces because they are also stunning. ty so much for sharing with us all

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  32. Beautiful pieces! I think my favorite is the first bracelet, but love the other two as well.
    Alenka

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  33. Hi Renetha! What a gorgeous soup, and a wonderful job as always, of interpreting it. My fave is that first bracelet, I'm always all about the sparkly! Good to see you continuing with BSBP!

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  34. Beautiful soup, and great design. Love the colors of the first bracelet and necklace..they probably look great together!

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  35. That beaded bead is super unique and totally awesome! I think you designed perfectly to enhance each focal you were given and that beadwoven bracelet is fantastic as well! I can't imagine how much time and patience that must have taken :)

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  36. Renetha, you created beautiful jewelry!! The beaded bead bracelet is amazing -- elegant, and lovely. Your necklace is also lovely -- such marvelous beads in your soup and such pretty colors. And your beadwork bracelet is another WOW! Actually a double WoW! Marvelous and glowing. Love it!! Thank you for sharing the tutorial for your beautiful bracelet! I'm excited to give it a go. (great minds must think alike as I also included tut links in my reveal ... lol :) Happy Hopping! Love ♥ Rita

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  37. Beautiful bead work, and that lampwork glass focal she sent you is gorgeous.

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  38. Love the necklace& bracelet. Great use of the soup

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  39. Great use of the soup!

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  40. The bracelet is very pretty. I like how you used your soup in your pieces all together.

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  41. The bracelet is very pretty. I like how you used your soup in your pieces all together.

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  42. Love the bracelet and your other pieces as well!!! Really nice! Have a Blessed Day!

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  43. wonderful, bugle beads. Good bracelet, nice pattern. I got bugle beads too, I'm afraid what I made was no where as nice as your bracelet

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  44. Stunning designs. I absolutely love the first bracelet! Sumptuous!

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  45. bairozan has left a new comment on your post "BSBP#8: The Big Reveal":

    The first bracelet is definitely my favorite, wonderful choice of beads and arrangement! I like how you have weaved in a purplish cord to match the focal in you second piece. As to the beaded bracelet - I admire the sense of pattern and how you know which beads can replace which :)

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  46. You made quite a lot with those tasty ingredients, and all so very different from the last! I adore beaded beads. I have no idea how they are made so they are like magic beans to me! And that bracelet... wow! What a stunner that is! And what a lot of work. Thank you for sharing your creations in the 8th Bead Soup! Enjoy the day. Erin

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  47. Love the bracelet. It is a great way to use the bugle beads. Looks fab with the twin beads.

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  48. Love the bracelet. It was a great way to use the bugle beads.

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  49. You got a great soup, what you created is awesome. I love how you featured the beautiful lampwork focal.

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  50. Beautiful creations, the first bracelet is just my style!

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  51. What wonderful pieces, looks like a lot of work went into the stunning beaded bracelet. The bead bead bracelet is really pretty and that focal in the necklace looks wonderful with the clasp.

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