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Yvonne Cornelius
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Bluebonnet Jewelry Design
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Stunning!!I love it
I appreciate your comment, Maryanne. Thank you.
Thank you for nice comment.
Gorgeous!!!
Thank you so much for all your wonderful comments.
These are gorgeous, and I love the name of them! Beautiful amethyst crystals too!
These are amazing!! The shape is so beautifully fluic, and those amethyst crystals are gorgeous.
I do love them dogs!!! lol
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- What is your favorite beading activity?
- Bead embroidery, off-loom beading
- Other beading activities you enjoy or want to learn about?
- Always trying to learn new techniques or perfecting the old ones. Love to learn anything about beads. Also would like to learn metalsmithing.
- About Me:
- I'm from the great state of Texas. Originally from the Chicago area. Beading for over 12 yrs. Enjoy designing my own jewelry. Beading is my passion. Favorite is bead embroidery and variations of spirals. I also enjoy making mosaic tables, mirrors and pictures.
Married to a wonderful man for 28 yrs. Have 4 furry kids (2 Old English sheepdogs, a border collie and a golden retriever.) They can make life quite interesting.
- My Website:
- http://www.bluebonnetjewelrydesign.blogspot.com/
I was chosen by World Artisan Gems to be part of their group. http://worldartisangems.com/2008/10/10/yvonne-cornelius/
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Comment Wall (11 comments)
- At 5:14pm on February 25, 2009,
Diane Cook said… - Thank you for adding me as friend and for your lovely comment, I've only just joined and still finding my way around. Your jewellery is lovely.
- At 6:03am on December 5, 2008,
Linda Roberts said… - Yvonne, thank you so much for your nice comment on my work. Coming from you it is truly appreciated. Your work is awesome!
Linda
- At 10:09am on December 3, 2008,
Yvonne Cornelius said…
- Thank you, Ann, for your nice comment. Beading is a passion so what can I say. Your work is beautiful too.
- At 9:55am on December 2, 2008,
Ann said… - Hi Yvonne,
Wow you certainly have an artistic talent for beading. Your peices are fantastic. It is so great to see your work here.
- At 6:46am on November 26, 2008,
Yvonne Cornelius said…
- Hi Trish, usually I start with a focal point, like a bead or button, sometimes just colors, and go from there. It usually just evolves. I always asked people who did bead embroidery how you do it and they always said it just happens - it speaks to them. Now I understand what they were talking about.
- At 10:42am on November 25, 2008,
Trish said… - Hi Yvonne, Thank you for your comment. It is lovely to have input from fellow beaders. I like your Autumn cuff, the way you have used such different bead sizes to create the texture is marvellous. Do you have a plan when you do your projects or do they just evolve?
- At 5:42am on November 24, 2008,
Yvonne Cornelius said…
- Hi Loise: Thanks for the welcome. The green and copper spiral is peyote using different size beads to make it curl around like that. I used size 8 to the smaller size 15. Each bead is put on one at a time. With crochet you have to string on all your beads on thread first, then crochet.
- At 9:16pm on November 23, 2008,
Louise Ingram said… - Hi Yvonne and welcome, is your big spiral necklace bead crochet or something else (it's so beautiful)? I've been learning bead crochet as well and trying to understand the differences between it and other methods such as peyote.
- At 9:16pm on November 22, 2008,
Von said… - Welcome and thank you for your kind comments - I am very impressed by your use of colour and colour combinations - something that I have trouble with and agonize over.......
- At 8:10am on November 22, 2008,
Jacqueline said… - Hi Yvonne :)
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