But then I couldn't get the little blighters out of my head. Shaped pearls? Snowflakes?!? Pah! Corny. Tasteless. Yet...
I looked again and left. However, in the end, the pearls won and I handed over the cash and went away feeling slightly disproving of myself. But at the same time my mind was going into overdrive with the possibilities.
Trying out different combos from the magic bean box, I kept coming back to the same mix- the snowy white looked deeelicious with these tiny faceted garnets.
To me there is something quite Tudor about these jewels. In my head I am seeing bodices and ruffs. And fleas. People are saying 'Forsooth Mistress Blackadder (?), where is the pottage for supper?'
Or perhaps I am just a little deluded what with the mess and paint fumes here.
There are more snowflake and garnet delights but I haven't tried using the card thingy yet to up/download my photos. Lead is still AWOL. Think it took my brain with it.
Pearl and garnet are probably my favourite combination ever. I seem to have made a heck of a lot of pearl & garnet earrings and necklaces in my time, anyway!
ReplyDeleteCute shapes :-)
Aye, Mistress Magic Beaneth, I see what you meaneth (that's Tudor speak in my world btw). xx
ReplyDeleteoohh the are so shimmery and they look fab with the dark garnet. They would look perfect with my croset style dress that I so want but still haven't had the guts to buy lol :-)
ReplyDeleteit is half term my dear, of course your brain is awol. mine is hiding in the cupboard under the stairs behind the ironing board.......
ReplyDeletepretty pretty btw!
I think your lack of willpower was a very good thing - they look very pretty!
ReplyDeleteOoh Joseph Fiennes.
ReplyDeleteVery Tudor-ish Mrs Bean. Love them.
Seriously, how rubbish am I? I've been in a doldrum of viruses and other gloomy nonsense. Will we ever meet again? I hope so xxxx
Yes I know exactly what you mean, the shape is like a motif you see in the Tudor buildings in Chester. Gorgeous what you've done with them.
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful and I love the colour combination. N xx
ReplyDeleteI go through that very same thought process when I buy things - walking away and then having to go back! Well done Mistress Blackadder for going back to get them!
ReplyDeleteI always think if something 'speaks' to me it means I must get it or I'll regret it later! The pearls are a lovely shape, definitely a Tudor feel, and I love the combination of colours you've used - beautiful. Helen x
ReplyDeleteHi There!
ReplyDeleteYou were so right to buy them! look what you created! they are Tudorish but lovely!!!
Have a great week
Andrea x
hi i have just found you, but i must say i love your tudor looking necklace, there is just something so special about this era
ReplyDeletehelen x