The February design challenge issued by the team at Art Bead Scene is based on this artwork
The Two Crowns by Sir Frank Dicksee, 1900, Oil On Canvas |
There is so much rich content in
the painting I struggled for a while deciding on how to focus my energies. I finally decided to continue on a theme developed for the Honey Do List challenge for January
I made a pair of earrings that
coordinates with each of the lampwork glass discs in the necklace shown in that
post. All 3 earrings use the same vintage montee beads, waxed linen colours and
glass peanut beads as in the necklace. The jump rings and ear wires are different
for each set, with sterling silver in the light blue pair, antiqued brass in
the middle pair and antiqued bronze in the 3rd pair
Jay Way Earrings, Palest Blue |
The colour choice for these
earrings comes from the pale blue in the dress of the lady with the flower
crown
Jay Way Earrings, Deepest Blue |
The blue for this set comes from the
gown of the lady with the red hat who is standing by the king, and from the flag on
the staff on the opposite side of the horse
Jay Way Earrings, Muted Blue |
This final pair pull their blue
colour from the outfit of the lady on the balcony as well as the swag of leaves across the railing
And, in case you don’t make it to
my other post, here’s the matching necklace
Jay Way Necklace |
All items have been added to my
online store. Please stop by the reveal to see what she and everyone else has made
Thanks for stopping by. Have a great
day
The lampwork glass discs are beautiful! Love your design, and the shades of blue in the earrings and necklace. Wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteThank you Oksana
DeleteMona
I love your designs and the blues are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kathy. I thought it was interesting how it was the blue colours that attracted me instead of all the gold and red
DeleteMona
I like your design-very chic.
ReplyDeleteThanks Karen. They're fun to wear too
DeleteMona