Eris
Goddess Bead Series #119
"Greek myth name of the personification of "strife." She is the sister of Ares. Her Roman name is Discordia."
Materials: CiM - Creation is Messy, Effetre and Double Helix Glasses
This set of 11 goddess series beads was created on a base of CiM's Mulberry glass. Each goddess bead was then layered with dots of Effetre Dark Ivory, White Pastel and DH silver infused glass known as BE462 Purple Super Luster. The combination of the glasses create the multi-hued portals captured under each clear glass dot. Double Helix Helios completes the metallic highlight droplets on each bead.
March Goddess Orphans
Materials: Effetre, CiM - Creation is Messy, Double Helix Glasses, Trautman Art Glasses
This 23 orphan bead set is an eclectic assortment of various Goddess Beads beads. The uniqueness of each goddess bead allows the designer to create a truly one of a kind piece of precious glass jewelry. Each bead uses an base of Effetre or CiM glass with portals of silver infused glass encased in clear to capture the richness of each silver droplet.
Pretty in Pink Rounds
Materials: Effetre Glass and Glass Diversions Frit
If you love pink, you will love these rounds. On a base of Effetre Rose Quartz transparent, Glass Diversions Pink Ribbon frit, a fine mix of pink opaques was sprinkled and melted into the surface. The result is a lacelike pattern on each bead. So pretty and dainty for spring!
Creamsicle
Materials: CiM - Creation is Messy and Effetre Glasses
Starting with a base of CiM's Creamsicle Unique#2, these focal beads were heavily encased with Extra Clear and dotted with white opaque glass.
This set contains 4 focal beads and 5 matching Creamsicle rounds. So pretty for spring!
Spring Mint
Materials: Effetre Glass
Starting with a base of Effetre Mint Green Opal pastel, these focal beads were heavily
encased with Extra Clear and dotted with white opaque glass. This set contains 4 focal beads and 4 matching mint green rounds.
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