
The other thing that I love about these findings is that they're actual filigree, not just molded. Fine twisted wire is coiled and laid out within a framework to form a very delicate and attractive design. The antiquing stays in the little crannies of the twists for nice contrast. They're really quite spectacular.
I didn't really bead last week, because I was getting my house ready for one last house guest (no more until Fall, I say!), and then visiting with said guest. Good times were had. Now this week I need to get out the beads. Since the weather is warm, and I've been dancing, I feel like it might be time for more jingly anklets.
This looks very Turkish and really cool btw:)
ReplyDeleteGood call! The findings *are* Turkish :) I have some other awesome Turkish chandeliers, but I can't find the beads I want to use with them, misplaced them when I moved almost a year ago and they still haven't turned up!
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