Friday, July 17, 2009
TANIWHA - First Place Winner!
YAY! Lisa-Jane Harvey of Born To Bead NZ and myself collaborated on a piece for the annual Step by Step Beads magazine competition. We just heard that we won first prize in the 'Other' category for our entry called 'TANIWHA'.
TANIWHA is the Maori word for 'Fabulous Sea Monster' and this piece can be worn as a pendant or brooch.
Lisa-Jane is an amazing lampwork artist and made the gorgeously coloured beads. I did the felt stuff. Her website is at www.lisajane.co.nz
You will be able to read about TANIWHA later in the November issue of the Step by Step Beads magazine and it will be also announced on their website.
Very exciting!
Just to note, the other material used are Faux bone, sterling silver, Thai Hills Tribe fine silver beads (Fair Trade), merino wool (wet felted & needle felted), various metal washers, stainless steel micro-screws, tiny seed beads & vintage (1940s) 'blinking' dolls eye. The silver discs are stamped 'Taniwha'.
Labels:
brooch,
competition,
doll eye,
fiber,
lampwork beads,
pendant,
step by step,
taniwha
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6 comments:
Absolutely awesome!! CONGRATS!
Fabulous monster. I love the lampwork and felt together.
Thanks Janice & Susan! I'm still on a high I think.
Congratulations, Vicky! The piece is FANTASTIC!
amy mac, USA
So so clever. Beautiful. Well done you.
congrats!!! Love the piece too - wow!
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