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Valeria, Thank you for the link. Seeing the zoomed in pictures makes me really appreciate the work that went into this. For some reason I thought it was only enhanced by pearls not entirely made of pearls. The engineer in me now wants to figure it out.

Your 'pearl in waiting' are beautiful. I know what you mean about not having an idea yet. I also have a quite a few (ok more than a few) that I haven't decided what they shall become.

Beautiful. Thank you for sharing.

Good news is this group here is very helpful. Everytime I am sitting at home with a problem, someone here has the answer. Please do try! It is very fulfilling wearing your own work.

What is an olive oil pearl? And did you eat it?

Those are stunning. And the range of colors is amazing. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you so much Inge. It is a good to find the reputable supplier.

Thank you for the kind comments Skypearl. It has been fun learning to knot with all the support here on the board.

Hey Caitlin, I think I have been taken in by the South Seas at Greenhills. They didn't call them "Baby" but after being on this forum for awhile they probably are FWCP. But even so they are gorgeous so I have to accept I was dubbed and be content with the pretty pearls. Ok, this is a little...

beadweaver and Caitlin - I love both of your potpourri strands! I am a sucker for the huge strands and using all the different shapes and colors makes them stunning. I think I need to add one of these to my 'to do' list.

borah - Great work. I love the first one. There is just something decadent about a strand that long. I am jealous of your art clay pieces. I could never create those. I may be contacting you in the future about a pendant. ;)

Darn it. I really need to organize my work trips better. I will be in HK in 2 weeks.

Bernadette, Where did you get your watch reamers? I cannot seem to find them in the states. Mary