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| Gorgeous pieces- I love the way you put together things that are quite gentle (the colours, soft shapes) and make them really "out there". Again, those pearls that want to be hands would be reaching to my shoulders.... I always wondered what could be done elegantly with pearls that shape -now I know! BTW they're not too freaky! |
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| Sheri, in the creativity department, you've really set our standard high. I love your work. (See why I don't post pics? Too embarrassed!)
__________________ Pretty Panda pic by nlerner on her U.S. excursion last year, San Diego Zoo.[/size][/size] |