A good friend dropped by the shop about 3 weeks ago, carrying a garment bag.
Inside, she had a gorgeous, peacock-blue satin evening gown. Just below the plunging neckline was a diamond-shaped beaded design, about 3 inches square; the design had a hematite-colored background, bordered with peacock-blue bugle beads, with a beaded flower in the center.
My friend wanted a necklace and earrings to match the dress.

I took a photo of the beaded design, and gathered some beads together, and started stitching. I didn't have any peacock-blue bugle beads, but I had these size 8
delicas, which I figured would substitute nicely, once I got them lined up on the sides.
20 hours later, I had the beaded pendant stitched, and set out to design the necklace and earrings.

I chose 2
Swarovski square rings to
bling it up, and hung them so that they mimicked the pendant.
My friend was really happy with the end result, so
Yay!
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