Cats Eye Blue Triangle Stitch 26 Inch Rope by Jewelrybyjane29

Cat"s Eye Blue Triangle Stitch 26 Inch Rope Necklace. This beautiful bold blue color will make you feel like royalty. It is made using grade A fiber optic glass cat's eye beads and Rainbow Blue, Jablonex Chez seed beads to match the cat's eye. The closure is a beaded toggle and loop. 

Fiber optic glass cat's eye beads get their name from the unique way they refract light, resembling the oblong center of a cat's eye. These beads are top "A" grade fiber optic glass, expertly shaped with brilliant color and a well-defined "eye" line.

Blue is a difficult color to match the correct shade. If you are trying to match something send me a message with your address in it and I will send a sample bead to you so you can match the color.

This necklace matches Cats Eye Blue Triangle Stitch Bracelet
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=42564152

and Cats Eye Blue Triangle Stitch Gold Filled Post Earrings
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=42564918

Dorothy Over the Rainbow and the Wizard of OZ by Jewelrybyjane29

Dorothy Over the Rainbow and the Wizard of OZ by Jewelrybyjane29

This fun rainbow colored piece represents what Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz could of worn when she went to Oz. It has hearts on it to represent the Tin Woodman, it has shades of pink and green to represent over the rainbow.

It is made for a child and measures 15 inches long. The beaded wrapped cabochon is a white mother of pearl measures 1/14 X 2 inches. The hearts are pink crazy lace agates. The baubles and cabochon pendant are both removable.

The challenge piece should be inspired by a known Fairytale. Every participant needs to describe in their listing what the inspiration and name of the Fairy Tale. The piece could represent absolutely anything: good or evil characters, flowers, objects, animals or places and castles, but in needs to be tied to a story.

Please search for the EBWC tag to see more beautiful entries. You can vote for your favorite in our team Blog between March 9 and 15, 2010: 
www.etsy-beadweavers.blogspot.com