Color is brewing in my studio and the scent of 'Give-Away' is wafting through the air!Here is a recipe for COLOR from my house to yours (read on for Give-Away details!):
Pour beads into large pot and stir. As the fire burns and cauldron bubbles... the new Seed Bead Medley line is up and running - a perfect complement to the projects in my upcoming book: BEADED COLORWAYS (but more on that, and how to enter to win a really cool Color Package, coming soon!).
Samples from Seed Bead Medley[Harvest, Tropical Punch, Velvet Cloak, Antique Copper, Mossy Rock, Red Clay, Silver Sand, Tropical Surf, Golden Raspberry]
Add a dash of spice and new colorways simmer in my Bead Soup Collection.
New soups shown in Mossy Rock and Spring Rain
Stir in even more color and bring to a boil. My new Fiber Bouquets will be ready to enjoy in time for Wander with Flair at Studio Beads (wouldn't they also be fun with fabric and photos in Wander Through Photos at Beads by Blanche?!). How could I stop at beads? These fiber bundles include 15 - 20 strands of delectable color, hand mixed to coordinate with, yes of course, my Bead Soup Collection.
Fiber Bouquet shown in HarvestYou are invited over for a taste of color (I may even put you to work stirring!). Simply...
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and one special reader will win a COLOR package
and one special reader will win a COLOR package
(1 each from the Bead Soup Collection, Seed Bead Medley and Fiber Bouquets)
Sample shown in: Cardamom Fiber Bouquet and Bead Soup Collection, Copper Penny Seed Bead Medley
Serve and enjoy with a beadweaving project (Instructions now available on-line).
The drawing will be next Sunday, November 1 - hope to see you!
Perfectly yummy. I'll be looking forward to the book. Online instructions are a great idea.
ReplyDeleteHi Beverly, I'm so glad I've found you! I love color, beads and fiber also, and I find your blog so inspiring. Your beadwork is fabulous, and since I love freeform, right up my alley!
ReplyDeleteI love the new colors of seed beads and bead soup, and the fiber bouquets are scumptious looking. Love that they all coordinate.
Maryanne
Your blog is always so enjoyable and I love all the colors. I'm having a giveaway too. If you'd like some lovely woolly goodies, stop by and leave me a comment.
ReplyDeleteThose are really great color combinations.
ReplyDeleteWow, Beverly, these are so beautiful!! I wish I was there so I could help--I'd LOVE to "cook stuff up" in the bead kitchen. (You do realize drool is not good for a keyboard, right?) Love the Spring Rain and the Harvest, but the Cardamom and Copper Penney are way cool, too--even for a blue/purple/aqua lover like me!
ReplyDelete"Eye for Color" will be here this next week and I can hardly wait. Will be waiting by the mailbox every day til it gets here.
I just read about you on FB. Very interesting. Love the colors! Belinda
ReplyDeleteI love your color combinations. I am so looking forward to your color class at Adorn Me in March!
ReplyDeleteI swoon every time I open your blog and see the gorgeous color combinations you've assembled! It's a master class in color!!! Gorgeous! Hugs, Terri xoxo
ReplyDeleteYour blog - and it's colorful additions - are a highlight of my days. I am a beader who has been adding fibers to my finished pieces - if you've never seen "(I'm so) Dizzy" - I'll have to repost it sometime! Fabulous! (Can't wait for the book!)
ReplyDeleteI love your work! Can't wait to check out more.
ReplyDeleteHow fabulous! I'm so happy to have recently found your blog- your work is gorgeous, wonderful eye for color!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy reading your blog and am inspired by your use of color. Thanks for hosting such a generous giveaway!
ReplyDeleteYour bead mixes and now your fiber mixes are great eye candy.
ReplyDeleteWith your guidance I'll be cooking at home!!
ReplyDeleteYour collections are to die for!!
Your bead soups are enough to make me go off my bead diet!
ReplyDeleteWOW what a great giveaway - I am enjoying making bead soups and making freeform netting bracelets - 3 so far. You color collections are just amazing and I can't wait for the book to come out - I have pre-ordered.
ReplyDeleteHi Beverly!
ReplyDeleteHave really enjoyed using your book since I got it at the Bead & Button Class. I had so much fun! I am amazed by your talent of blending colors. Will definitely get your new book!
In Beads and Happiness,
Suzann Sladcik Wilson
Wow Beverly - I am salivating after seeing all that gorgeous color! Your work and photographs of anything at all are always so stunning!
ReplyDeleteThanks for doing what you do:)
Shay
What a wonderful idea - co-ordinating fibres and beads! And with your eye for colour, they are, of course, yummy!
ReplyDeleteI got home yesterday, and am looking forward to finishing the projects I started with you in early October...
WOW! Your color combinations have me Drooling!! :)
ReplyDeleteWow, those are amazing! I stumbled across your blog today while reading another...I'll definitely be back to see more! What a gorgeous and generous give away!
ReplyDeletegosh beverly, you just keep getting better & better - beads, fibers, the only thing missing is chocolate! i can't wait for beaded colorways, i'm ready for a new project! happy autumn!
ReplyDeleteI love your color combinations! Someday I'm going to actually get to the barn and take a class with you. And congrats on the book deal!
ReplyDeleteJoann
Hi Beverly. I just recently found your blog and I just love your jewelry. And all those colors are to die/dye for. I would love to be entered in the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI always find inspiration just from your colors alone when I come over here. It's interesting because sometimes it seems almost a more strong inspiration to look at something out of our usual scope. cool!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous color sets....I would love to enter your giveaway...
ReplyDeleteThanks so much.
Julie
www.creationsbyjulie.blogspot.com
I feel like reaching through my laptop's screen and letting all those lovely beads run through my fingers! How lovely.
ReplyDeletePictures, as always, are outstanding and good enough to eat - yarn colors, bead colors, I'm drooling...yummy!
ReplyDeleteHugz, D.
...then after the wonderful yarn packages, maybe your favorite clay artist could make a series of spectacular focal beads to go with the bead soups? And then, and then....
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the ride! D.
the beads with the yarns are such a beautiful pairing ..... fun fun fun with color! (crossing my fingers that I win!)
ReplyDeleteThose are absolutely luscious! I love combining the beads with fabrics on the dolls I make, but you are making me want more....can't wait until Jan when you new book comes out.
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Ahhhhh fabulous! As a fellow color lover, free-form beader and free range knitter, I'm so glad to have found you, Beverly. I just placed an order for your "Eye for Color" and am looking forward to receiving it. Beautiful post!
ReplyDeleteBeadily yours,
Karen
There's something so soothing about pouring beads into a pot and stirring them. Maybe it's the mixture of colors, or just the fact that there's so many pretty beads all in one place! I love the seed bead medleys, especially Tropical Surf!
ReplyDeleteAs ever, the perfect hostess! Bead soup and fibre bouquets artfully presented and served with care - what a PERFECT combination! This is just the sort of thing that makes me love visiting your beautiful space :)
ReplyDeleteI get a kick out of your color combinations. So lively and fresh. Keeps me coming back!
ReplyDeleteThe beauty of color just takes my breadth away. Once I think I've seen it, there comes a new color combo. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteYour colorway combinations are absolutely wonderful and very inspiring. I especially love the soft greens of the fall foliage combo, it's very elegant and soothing.....and so beautiful how you combine the beads with the fibers. Your colorful photos are always so inspirational, thanks for the eye candy!
ReplyDeleteI feel really lucky to have found your site, then this blog. I'm new to beading and find your bold colours an inspiration. I hope someday I become half as good as you. I'm certainly looking forward to learning a trick or two here as i am a self taught bead weaver based in Italy with no beading community within reach.
ReplyDeleteWow! I just love the colors...they look so sumptious!
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