You All See This PP Blog Post???
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It was a great distraction from this afternoon...
CathyKeshi
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Will you try to keep each half with the matching pearls from across the strand, Purranha ... or just mix everything up? What a delightful dilemma to have.
Purranha
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OMG I have ideas coming out of me at 100miles per hour...
I haven't done big scale projects in a while, I think this is time...
Will take a while as I have been swamped by a few other projects, and have to order supplies.
AAAHHH hhahhah I am psyching myself out!!!
I haven't done big scale projects in a while, I think this is time...
Will take a while as I have been swamped by a few other projects, and have to order supplies.
AAAHHH hhahhah I am psyching myself out!!!
Purranha
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Wooohoooo, strand has been split, sister strands created, and ready to fly off to Battah soon! Some deeper gold pairs for Battah, and plump keshis for me!
I strung these on soft flex as I may tweak the arrangement a few more times. I used these crazy GLOW IN THE DARK soft neon yellow bumper beads I randomly came across on Etsy that were sold as regular jump rings, but the smallest one is perfect as bumper beads!!! Not bright enough to capture on photos but I checked them out in my close and went WWWHHHEEEEE!!!! Works great with GSSP, and a fun little edge to the strands.
I am making a tin-cup to go with this harvest rope a la Newberry style. Haha it's no secret that I have copied so many of Newberry's stylings! Will post more when I get it done.
I strung these on soft flex as I may tweak the arrangement a few more times. I used these crazy GLOW IN THE DARK soft neon yellow bumper beads I randomly came across on Etsy that were sold as regular jump rings, but the smallest one is perfect as bumper beads!!! Not bright enough to capture on photos but I checked them out in my close and went WWWHHHEEEEE!!!! Works great with GSSP, and a fun little edge to the strands.
I am making a tin-cup to go with this harvest rope a la Newberry style. Haha it's no secret that I have copied so many of Newberry's stylings! Will post more when I get it done.
KaySD
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Oooh, Sheri, that strand was meant for you! I could also see various sea creatures climbing around on that rope
FINALLY, Purranha! Your patience is rewarded with loveliness ... just look at those 2 dark gold keshi pearls!!! Stunning.
I remember that strand because of those two dark gold keshi pearls!
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Hi All-
Still new to posting and figuring it out. I also was very fortunate to get a Harvest Strand. I watched you all on FB live at the Ruckus and I fell in love. I didn't want one very long so I purchased a 35 inch. Then I saw another 35 inch on the website and bought that one and returned the first. I will be sending it back for a clasp so I can double it. Here is the glamour shot ( hopefully). I'll try to figure out how to take a shot IRL and post.
Still new to posting and figuring it out. I also was very fortunate to get a Harvest Strand. I watched you all on FB live at the Ruckus and I fell in love. I didn't want one very long so I purchased a 35 inch. Then I saw another 35 inch on the website and bought that one and returned the first. I will be sending it back for a clasp so I can double it. Here is the glamour shot ( hopefully). I'll try to figure out how to take a shot IRL and post.
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I post directly from my Android phone all the time. The key is to be sure you are using the computer version of Pearl-Guide on your phone, and not the phone version, which is the default program. Then, you upload photos from your phone the same as you do from your computer. One trick I use to be sure the photos are always oriented correctly, is I edit my photos on my phone by resizing a bit. Then upload.
