Talk about a challenge! In fact, I had to stop midway and make myself take a few deep breaths. Mostly it turned okay but there were a few beads that loosened up during the process. That was discouraging. I tightened up the ones I could.
Still, I think it turned out fairly well. It looks really nice against Janet's intuitive block. :- )
What I'd like to do is offer up this love token to one of my readers in a give away. Leave me a (nice!) comment on this post or on any other post I make between now and February 14. On that day I will put everyone's name in a drawing once for each comment you've left. You don't need to have a blog to enter, you just need to have a valid email address so I can contact you for a mailing address when you win. ;- ) 
Beautiful heart!!! Yes, I know about holding my breath when I turn a beaded piece inside out.... How sweet of you to offer it as a giveaway!
ReplyDeletePlease, oh please, let me win!!!!
Robin A.
robin at robinatkins dot com
I think that turned out absolutely lovely. I always get nervous turning things with beads or other embellishments that are "tall", I can't tell you how many times I've had to re-do something after. Always a learning process!
ReplyDeleteYou are a braver person than I....I'm sure my project would not survive. Yours not only did, it is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI would love to give it a new home!!
Your beadwork is wonderful ... I, too, would have been a nervous wreck trying to turn that beauty!
ReplyDeletep.s. You know I'd love to have your "white challenge" heart live at my house.
What a wonderful piece. I'm just getting back into beading after a long detour created by life. Your creation would be cherished by me should you draw my name.
ReplyDeleteI'm too late for the drawing but i wanted to tell how gorgeous i thought this heart was. All the work that went into it is simply amazing!
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