I told you all about the first bib necklace that I made. So I turned it into a hobby. My new hobby is not just a creative outlet; it's therapeutic as well. Sitting down on my favorite chair at home and doing bead work relaxes me. I love how it keeps me off the malls while making me more productive so it's win-win for everyone. Haha! I'm also happy that Richard and Aly support me 100%. Richard calls my necklaces my masterpiece and he encourages me to make more, while Aly helps by naming the pieces that I made.
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The one that started it all: this is the first piece that I made for my mom which I posted here and on Facebook. I was encouraged to give it a go after getting positive feedback from my friends.
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Aly calls this the Purple W Rainbow necklace. W is for white daw.
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Wat-Rock Rain-Rain.
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Aly has't named this yet, but it's made of turquoise and silver beads.
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Squarey Black-Black and Rocky-Rock Silbe.
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At this point, I just have to say: don't ask me how she came up with the names, but I'm guessing that's her jazzed up way of describing the pieces that go into each necklace. Heehee!
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Bambora Rainora.
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Rainbeda Bambi.
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I made this one for myself: Black-Silvery Gold necklace.
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Took it out for a spin yesterday to see how it will hold up.
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I wore it with pride :) Like a medal. Haha!
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I also made one for Aly, of course.
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She calls it Crack-Blue Goldy-Silver.
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I also made necklaces with beads. The one on the lower right is a super long chain with the evil eye pendant that I bought during our last trip to Pattaya.
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I love these two chunky ones which you can wear two ways: individually or you can pile them on. I wore them the other day sans earrings.
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These necklaces are for sale, by the way. Except for the bead necklaces. They're for my personal collection.
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More photos of the bib necklaces here.
