Hi all, just like last month, I finished on the last day of the month. This one includes a type of enameling called Break-Through or Pull-Through. It's one of those techniques that was originally an error but is reproducible and looks great - voilà, a new technique! As my art teacher friend, Carol Anne, says: Oops Perfect! In this one I added some enamel lumps to give some larger spots. To see the beaded piece, go to my site.
Have a Beady Great Day! Karen
5 comments:
Another creatively perfect piece, Karen! I love that phrase "Oooops, perfect". the addition of the enamel lumps are the finishing touch. I wish I could figure out how to comment on your site, but I can't so this will have to do. I hope you see it!
I wondered before what "break-through" meant in enameling! I knew technically what it meant, but I wasn't sure what it looked like. Just gorgeous :-)
I love the way you have incorporated your enamels in the pieces. It makes it so unique rather than just a plain ubiquitous cabochon.
I too love the addition of the enameled pieces to the beading....many years ago I had a kiln and learned to enamel so I know how much work it is and I love your style!
VERY nice piece!!!
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