
The snowfall on Sunday was an unexpected way to start my winter break, especially after our 50 degree weather on Thursday and Friday that had melted most of the snow. I spent a lot of time on Monday digging out my driveway. During breaks, I decided I needed a little jewelry therapy. I made two necklaces - shorter and longer - using up some blue and white glass beads in my stash.

The glass beads got icy cold while I photographed them outside.

I haven't made any jewelry in a while - I enjoyed making this little project!
2 comments:
Karen, we are in the same boat. My son's family has had no power in Jonesville so they have been here since Sat. We shoveled and shoveled and shoveled.
I love your jewelry and especially the art work of your students. They are really talented. They have a good teacher. Stay warm.
Thanks, Peggy. Nice to hear from you again. I have missed blogging here.
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