A sweet candy-like set of 11 beads comprised of light shades of yellow, blue and pink glass paired with white opaque Bullseye glass. Dainty beads ranging from 5 to 7mm, these are beautiful for many jewelry design opportunities.
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Another romantic combination of pastels, yellow, mauve and pink.
The focal bead is a free form oval with raked colour mixes. Set below is SOLD
Gold Purple Bullseye Frit was used to create this set. White glass beads were sprinkled, swirled and dotted with frit used as crystals and hand pulled into stringers for surface decoration. The focal bead was encased with clear glass to magnify the effect of the frit.
Gold Purple is named by Bullseye due to the gold dust that is used to create this rich colour.
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This set I have named SeaGreens after the aqua and emerald transparent glass used to create the focal beads.
These beads are a combination of Bullseye Blue, Green, Clear transparents and Rhubarb pastel glass. Bullseye describes the rhubarb glass as "is a rare earth glass that shifts from a pale blue to a pale green to a neutral pink depending on the light
source." The combination of this glass with the transparents is very organic and natural.
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This amazing set of 15 lampwork beads were created using Ivory, Butterscotch and special production rod, Fudgsicle glass. I had added a silver leaf focal bead encased with amber transparent glass, as well as 10 tigereye semiprecious 5mm stones. So many opportunities to design a beautiful piece of jewelry with this group of beautiful beads.3 Flavours is now SOLD
This beautiful 13 lampwork bead set, AmazonBlueGreen, was created with a mix of 2 Bullseye Special Production Rods, Robin's Egg and Blue Green Algae. The two glasses compliment each other so naturally to the eye. I was amazed when I compared them to natural amazonite semi-precious stones, the colour could not have been more perfect. As a result, I have included the 4mm cubes of amazonite as a bonus! Set below is SOLD
It seems like I have been in a true purple phase over the past few weeks, and it is all because of Bullseye's Special Production rod, Purplicious. There are so many opportunities to be creative with this glass!Set below is SOLD
This set I have named after the light aventurine green used to create the focal beads. Black, spring green opaque glass has been used with the sparkly aventurine to create a trendy and wow statement with these 9 beads.
The light Cyan Blue focal bead is created by poking the molten glass with a tungsten pick and then encased with clear glass to create the free form bubbles. The coordinating beads are created with a mixture of blue and clear to complete the set. 
Purplicious again paired with light aventurine green. The gentle sparkles and rich colour combination really sets off the beads in this set.
I chose to name this set "Carnivale" after the Wyclef Jean album that seems to constantly play on my Ipod when I am creating at my torch. The colour scheme is simple and the impact is WOW! Set below is SOLD
The same Special Production Rod used in the AmazonBlueGreen set , I paired the glass with white opaque and steel blue transparent glass for another great combination. These would be beautiful with casual denim or paired with a crisp grey suit for fall.
Moretti glass in floral shades create these free form nugget beads. Paired with spacers that pull the highlight colours forward, a very feminine pretty set.
The always popular, transparent turquoise paired with steel blue opaque. The slight shift of colour to the hue of green in the transparent glass, brings out warmth in the steel blue glass in this traditional set of lampwork beads. Set below is SOLD
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