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Friday, April 27, 2018

Irish Rose Necklace

 

Finally the weekend is at the reach of the hand and I am so thankful for it. This has been a busy and hectic week and I cannot wait to wind down and relax.

But before I wave you goodbye, I want to show you a soft piece, necklace I made for a colleague of mine. I rarely take orders, but agreed to make this one because I was to make a necklace of Irish roses and anemone which I love to crochet very much. She asked me to design a piece with my favourite flowers and how could I refuse that?



Anemones, Irish and other roses and buds are the flowers I turn to most when working on flowery compositions for a simple reason. They give such lovely texture and dimension to the composition and make any necklace (or bracelet / brooch) vivid, wavy, rich and lush. Especially if studded with pearls and shiny beads. What's most important, she loved it and already wore it to work.

For a person not accepting orders, I am also making a brooch for another colleague's DIL to match one of my necklaces she bought for her as a gift. I hope to remember to make a photo of it before giving it away. With this, I bid you farewell until Sunday. I have a lovely announcement to share!

 

7 comments:

  1. Your colleague's necklace is beautiful, Maya. I don't wonder you are not keen to take on orders.......you would be inundated with requests! You know if you ever want to say goodbye to teaching..........! =)

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    1. Thank you Kim! Even if I say goodbye to teaching that will not be in consideration ever :)

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  2. Lucky colleague ;-)
    I understand that you do not often take orders, I also rather like to work out my own idea instead of the idea of someone else. It seems like I can't fully use my creativity when I am 'limited' to an order. Is it the same for you?
    Anyhow, this necklace is gorgeous, romantic and stylish in one.
    Looking forward to learn about your announcement on Sunday!

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    1. You said it beautifully Sigrid! And yes, it is the same for me. I feel like strangled and choking, so it's not quite fun.

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  3. Taking orders is a tricky business. It looks OK at first, and then it turns out to be a chore, cause it takes away precious time from projects you'd rather be doing instead... I'm not taking any anymore (says who took an order for 3 ladybirds the day before yesterday). At least not any like the lucy lace shawl!
    This necklace is absolutely gorgeous, like all your crochet necklaces are! Lucky colleague indeed...

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    1. And I also agree with you Marjan! Altghough even I did take orders that was to make only things I have made.

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  4. Love this! Thanks so much for sharing at the To Grandma's House We Go DIY, Crafts, Recipes and More Link party! Pinned this! Hope you join us again next week!

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