Love a weekend

A busy week trying to get over the flu which has knocked around me and my work colleagues, minimal sleep due to coughing fits...meowing cats..... Thank goodness for weekends so we can catch up on rest!

Dinner with my darling at an amazing French restaurant last night called Guillaume at Bennelong, which is in the Sydney Opera House and one of the best, in my humble view.... (if you're ever in Sydney, it is a must visit).

A busy weekend lined up, but had time to make some new pieces, the first is a blue version of the Emerald Forest Necklace posted a couple of posts ago, made with Round Rabbit's wonderfully mottled edge blue pendant, and some large lampwork beads by Indy Jules.
The Denim Blues Necklace. Not a very original name, but hey...





Next one I called "Crazy Saturday". Mamacita's Bubble pendant is up on my list of all time favourites, seen here with some treated wood and textural chain.

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  1. Kristopher K15 May 2010 at 17:59

    ... Love the Denim Blues
    Sorry to hear you've had the flu - hope you get well soon!!!
    Yay! for weekends (I've finally found some free time this weekend to sew some more of my new rag quilt)
    Cheers Kris

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  2. TesoriTrovati16 May 2010 at 00:04

    I love the Crazy Saturday. Mamacita's are some of my favorite pieces, and I love what you did with it. Enjoy the day! Erin

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  3. Mellisa16 May 2010 at 02:27

    That bubble pendant is just fantastic! I love both necklaces :)

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