Click on the image mosaic or links below to learn more about each entry and see larger, detailed images of each piece.
PLEASE VOTE ONLY ONCE FOR YOUR FAVORITE ENTRY.
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Wednesday, January 6, 2016
Entries for January's 2016 "Rising Star" Challenge
Here are the entries for this month's "Rising Star" challenge!
VOTING WILL BE OPEN UNTIL JANUARY 15. Please choose your favorite entry
from the images or links
below, then select your choice in the blog poll on the right sidebar.
Click on the image mosaic or links below to learn more about each entry and see larger, detailed images of each piece.
Click on the image mosaic or links below to learn more about each entry and see larger, detailed images of each piece.
Thursday, March 19, 2015
March 2015 Challenge Winner
Congratulations to Karen Parker from WizardIslandDesigns who won both the team and public votes with her fantastic "Monarch Migration" necklace!
TEAM VOTE RESULTS
1st place: Karen Parker from WizardIslandDesigns - 32 votes (36%)
https://www.etsy.com/listing/225089994/monarch-migration
2nd place: Dayna Miles from DaynaMilesDesigns - 10 votes (11%)
https://www.etsy.com/listing/225134186/the-bluebird-bead-embroidery-cuff
3rd place: Barbra and Meredith from bjswearableart - 9 votes (10%)
https://www.etsy.com/listing/223893851/a-spring-garden-in-soutache-ebwc
PUBLIC VOTE RESULTS
1st place: Karen Parker from WizardIslandDesigns - 49 votes (25%)
https://www.etsy.com/listing/225089994/monarch-migration
2nd place: Mariya Zhalnina from BeadCatcher - 31 votes (16%)
https://www.etsy.com/listing/208589567/welcome-spring-beadwoven-necklace-ebwc
3rd place: Angel McIlwain from PaintedTreeStudio - 24 votes (12%)
https://www.etsy.com/listing/224863961/flight-of-the-bluebirds-or-spring
Congratulations everyone!
Thanks to all who participated in the March 2015 “Spring Migration” Challenge and to everyone who voted.
TEAM VOTE RESULTS
1st place: Karen Parker from WizardIslandDesigns - 32 votes (36%)
https://www.etsy.com/listing/225089994/monarch-migration
2nd place: Dayna Miles from DaynaMilesDesigns - 10 votes (11%)
https://www.etsy.com/listing/225134186/the-bluebird-bead-embroidery-cuff
3rd place: Barbra and Meredith from bjswearableart - 9 votes (10%)
https://www.etsy.com/listing/223893851/a-spring-garden-in-soutache-ebwc
PUBLIC VOTE RESULTS
1st place: Karen Parker from WizardIslandDesigns - 49 votes (25%)
https://www.etsy.com/listing/225089994/monarch-migration
2nd place: Mariya Zhalnina from BeadCatcher - 31 votes (16%)
https://www.etsy.com/listing/208589567/welcome-spring-beadwoven-necklace-ebwc
3rd place: Angel McIlwain from PaintedTreeStudio - 24 votes (12%)
https://www.etsy.com/listing/224863961/flight-of-the-bluebirds-or-spring
Congratulations everyone!
Thanks to all who participated in the March 2015 “Spring Migration” Challenge and to everyone who voted.
Thursday, March 6, 2014
Voting for the March "Am I Blue" Challenge
Choose your favorite "Am I Blue?" entry from the images
and links below, and vote for it on the blog poll on the right sidebar.
Voting will occur from March 9th through the 15th.
Click on the images or links below to learn more about each entry and see larger, detailed images of each piece.
PLEASE VOTE ONLY ONCE FOR YOUR FAVORITE ENTRY.
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Voting for the January 2014 "Rising Star" Challenge
Choose your favorite "Rising Star" entry from the images
and links below, and vote for it on the blog poll on the right sidebar.
Voting will occur from January 9th through the 15th.
1. Romantic Retro Crystal Necklace - SpringColors
2. In the Deep Blue Sky - libeadobeadwork
3. The Green Star Necklace - WearableArtByLaurie
4. Zig Zag Bangle - MaryTDesigns
5. Coral Floral Necklace - Beadditz
6. Golden Radiance Beaded Headband - MegansBeadedDesigns
7. Two Hearts Beating As One - ArtMasquerading
8. Siddharta Japanese Sil Shibori Necklace - mysweetcrochet
9. Cobalt Blue Cats Eye - Jewelrybyjane29
10. Go bold! - alterdeco
11. Beadwoven Pendant on Chain - Beadflowers
12. Jade Pyrtizia Earthstone Textured Cuff - daxdesigns
13. Fly Away Butterfly Beadwoven Art Deco Cuff - southpassbeadsdesign
14. Freeform Knot Necklace - playnwithbeads
15. Winter's Flowers - njema
16. Purple Plaid Pendant - beadunsupervised
17. Black and White - AnnaCohen
18. Romantic Vintage Cameo Necklace - enchantedbeads
19. Rose Quartz Cabochon Necklace - RebekeJewelryShop
20. Crystal Spiral and Fringe Necklace - gr8jewellery
21. Toxic Watermelon Seed Necklace - jess2bead
Click on the images or links below to learn more about each entry and see larger, detailed images of each piece.
PLEASE VOTE ONLY ONCE FOR YOUR FAVORITE ENTRY.
1. Romantic Retro Crystal Necklace - SpringColors
2. In the Deep Blue Sky - libeadobeadwork
3. The Green Star Necklace - WearableArtByLaurie
4. Zig Zag Bangle - MaryTDesigns
5. Coral Floral Necklace - Beadditz
6. Golden Radiance Beaded Headband - MegansBeadedDesigns
7. Two Hearts Beating As One - ArtMasquerading
8. Siddharta Japanese Sil Shibori Necklace - mysweetcrochet
9. Cobalt Blue Cats Eye - Jewelrybyjane29
10. Go bold! - alterdeco
11. Beadwoven Pendant on Chain - Beadflowers
12. Jade Pyrtizia Earthstone Textured Cuff - daxdesigns
13. Fly Away Butterfly Beadwoven Art Deco Cuff - southpassbeadsdesign
14. Freeform Knot Necklace - playnwithbeads
15. Winter's Flowers - njema
16. Purple Plaid Pendant - beadunsupervised
17. Black and White - AnnaCohen
18. Romantic Vintage Cameo Necklace - enchantedbeads
19. Rose Quartz Cabochon Necklace - RebekeJewelryShop
20. Crystal Spiral and Fringe Necklace - gr8jewellery
21. Toxic Watermelon Seed Necklace - jess2bead
Thursday, October 17, 2013
December 2013 "Out of this World" Challenge
We have our new theme, Everyone! From Karen of WizardIslandDesigns:
Out of this World
"In this theme, I ask you to be inspired by things that are “out of this world”. Whether you choose to explore elements of science fiction/fantasy or real world celestial bodies, the only requirement is that you let your imagination run wild and “aim for the stars”.
I’ve been obsessed lately with accurately depicting nature and I thought it would be a nice stretch to try and create something more fantastical."
Members are expected to participate in challenges when possible, and required to do so once each year. Start the weaving anytime after the theme is announced. Complete and list the work for sale on Etsy by the 5th of the month of the challenge, before midnight Etsy (Eastern Standard) time. Your listing date is proof you entered by the deadline, and also determines your placement in the mosaic, so DO NOT RENEW your work until after the voting poll opens on the 9th.
Your listing must be for sale for the duration of the challenge (not made to order), unless it sells from your shop. If that happens, please alert the moderators to your sale, and you can still participate. If you must reserve your listing for purchase, please follow Etsy's recommendations and edit both your title and your description to begin with: "RESERVED FOR (buyer's Etsy username, or designation of buyer's choice) ONLY." Etsy does not allow the listing of items not for sale, so reserving your entry to sell elsewhere or keep for yourself is not permitted. Please do not put your shop on vacation mode when you have an item entered in the challenge, or deactivate your entry from the time you list, until the close of the challenge. If you must be away from your shop, please leave your challenge entry active, with a message explaining the date the item will shipped if purchased."
1. The theme of the challenge. For example, “This (describe your work) was created for the Etsy Beadweavers Team (insert the month) challenge on the theme (insert the title of the theme).”
2. An explanation of how your work relates to the theme.
3. The address of our team blog where the voting will take place and the voting dates. For example, “Please visit our team blog, http://www.etsy-beadweavers.blogspot.com between the 9th and 15th and vote for your favorite entry.”
4.Tag your entry EBWC. This is how we find your entry. Please test this tag by searching "handmade" and "EBWC" on Etsy. If your entry does not appear in this search within an hour after listing and tagging it, please contact a moderator for assistance. Please do not apply this tag until after the previous challenge poll closes on the 15th, and remove the tag after the voting poll closes, so entries for the next month’s challenge can be featured.
Out of this World
"In this theme, I ask you to be inspired by things that are “out of this world”. Whether you choose to explore elements of science fiction/fantasy or real world celestial bodies, the only requirement is that you let your imagination run wild and “aim for the stars”.
I’ve been obsessed lately with accurately depicting nature and I thought it would be a nice stretch to try and create something more fantastical."
THE CHALLENGE RULES
Any EBW member may create one new beadweaving of your own design (not from a tutorial, kit, book, magazine, or class) in response to the challenge theme. Your work should be entirely beadwoven, or have a substantially woven component, to feature and promote our art form. You may not renew an existing piece, or list a tutorial or made-to-order item as an entry.Members are expected to participate in challenges when possible, and required to do so once each year. Start the weaving anytime after the theme is announced. Complete and list the work for sale on Etsy by the 5th of the month of the challenge, before midnight Etsy (Eastern Standard) time. Your listing date is proof you entered by the deadline, and also determines your placement in the mosaic, so DO NOT RENEW your work until after the voting poll opens on the 9th.
Your listing must be for sale for the duration of the challenge (not made to order), unless it sells from your shop. If that happens, please alert the moderators to your sale, and you can still participate. If you must reserve your listing for purchase, please follow Etsy's recommendations and edit both your title and your description to begin with: "RESERVED FOR (buyer's Etsy username, or designation of buyer's choice) ONLY." Etsy does not allow the listing of items not for sale, so reserving your entry to sell elsewhere or keep for yourself is not permitted. Please do not put your shop on vacation mode when you have an item entered in the challenge, or deactivate your entry from the time you list, until the close of the challenge. If you must be away from your shop, please leave your challenge entry active, with a message explaining the date the item will shipped if purchased."
WHAT INFORMATION MUST BE IN MY LISTING?
Your listing must include the following four (4) things:1. The theme of the challenge. For example, “This (describe your work) was created for the Etsy Beadweavers Team (insert the month) challenge on the theme (insert the title of the theme).”
2. An explanation of how your work relates to the theme.
3. The address of our team blog where the voting will take place and the voting dates. For example, “Please visit our team blog, http://www.etsy-beadweavers.blogspot.com between the 9th and 15th and vote for your favorite entry.”
4.Tag your entry EBWC. This is how we find your entry. Please test this tag by searching "handmade" and "EBWC" on Etsy. If your entry does not appear in this search within an hour after listing and tagging it, please contact a moderator for assistance. Please do not apply this tag until after the previous challenge poll closes on the 15th, and remove the tag after the voting poll closes, so entries for the next month’s challenge can be featured.
About Promoting the Public Voting Poll
The purpose of the public poll is to bring as many viewers to our team
blog as possible, increasing awareness of Etsy Beadweavers and our art
form. The winner of the public poll should be the work that the most
viewers liked the best. PLEASE DO NOT request that your friends vote for
your work, or that of another member. Please let them make up their own
minds about which entry they like the best. Promote the challenge by
inviting as many friends, acquaintances, co-workers and family members
as you like to vote for their favorite entry. Please use your blog,
Facebook, Twitter and any other resources you have to drive traffic to
our blog during the challenge. Feel free to say which entry is yours.
Many friends will choose to support you with a vote. Let’s play fair
with each other, and keep our challenges fun for all.
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
November 2013 Challenge Announced: "Picture Postcard Palette"
Here is the new November theme, thanks to Marsha of HauteIceBeadwork, team vote winner of the September 2013 Challenge:
Picture Postcard Palette
In this theme, you will choose a picture postcard, and use the colors in the picture to create your entry. One of the pictures in your listing must show your work next to your chosen postcard, and you should credit the photographer of the postcard in your listing as well.
Your challenge is to use all the hues, values, and shades in your card, in the same proportion as they appear in the postcard image. For example, if your postcard features a deep green forest with a small sparkling waterfall, and a few scattered pink flowers, then your work must be mostly deep greens, with some sparkly blues and a few touches of pink accent. Your finished work may be anything you like, but you may NOT reproduce the postcard's image itself in any way. The only requirement is that you must use the same colors as those in your postcard, in the same proportions. You might want to think about the finish of the beads you choose as well, because a matte, shiny, metallic, or transparent beads might represent your colors differently.
I have been trying to stretch myself in my own use of color, and the postcards in the tourist gift shops I have been visiting are full of beautiful color schemes! I am inspired, and I hope you will be too!
Members are expected to participate in challenges when possible, and required to do so once each year. Start the weaving anytime after the theme is announced. Complete and list the work for sale on Etsy by the 5th of the month of the challenge, before midnight Etsy (Eastern Standard) time. Your listing date is proof you entered by the deadline, and also determines your placement in the mosaic, so DO NOT RENEW your work until after the voting poll opens on the 9th.
Your listing must be for sale for the duration of the challenge (not made to order), unless it sells from your shop. If that happens, please alert the moderators to your sale, and you can still participate. If you must reserve your listing for purchase, please follow Etsy's recommendations and edit both your title and your description to begin with: "RESERVED FOR (buyer's Etsy username, or designation of buyer's choice) ONLY." Etsy does not allow the listing of items not for sale, so reserving your entry to sell elsewhere or keep for yourself is not permitted. Please do not put your shop on vacation mode when you have an item entered in the challenge, or deactivate your entry from the time you list, until the close of the challenge. If you must be away from your shop, please leave your challenge entry active, with a message explaining the date the item will shipped if purchased."
1. The theme of the challenge. For example, “This (describe your work) was created for the Etsy Beadweavers Team (insert the month) challenge on the theme (insert the title of the theme).”
2. An explanation of how your work relates to the theme.
3. The address of our team blog where the voting will take place and the voting dates. For example, “Please visit our team blog, http://www.etsy-beadweavers.blogspot.com between the 9th and 15th and vote for your favorite entry.”
4.Tag your entry EBWC. This is how we find your entry. Please test this tag by searching "handmade" and "EBWC" on Etsy. If your entry does not appear in this search within an hour after listing and tagging it, please contact a moderator for assistance. Please do not apply this tag until after the previous challenge poll closes on the 15th, and remove the tag after the voting poll closes, so entries for the next month’s challenge can be featured.
Picture Postcard Palette
In this theme, you will choose a picture postcard, and use the colors in the picture to create your entry. One of the pictures in your listing must show your work next to your chosen postcard, and you should credit the photographer of the postcard in your listing as well.
Your challenge is to use all the hues, values, and shades in your card, in the same proportion as they appear in the postcard image. For example, if your postcard features a deep green forest with a small sparkling waterfall, and a few scattered pink flowers, then your work must be mostly deep greens, with some sparkly blues and a few touches of pink accent. Your finished work may be anything you like, but you may NOT reproduce the postcard's image itself in any way. The only requirement is that you must use the same colors as those in your postcard, in the same proportions. You might want to think about the finish of the beads you choose as well, because a matte, shiny, metallic, or transparent beads might represent your colors differently.
I have been trying to stretch myself in my own use of color, and the postcards in the tourist gift shops I have been visiting are full of beautiful color schemes! I am inspired, and I hope you will be too!
THE CHALLENGE RULES
Any EBW member may create one new beadweaving of your own design (not from a tutorial, kit, book, magazine, or class) in response to the challenge theme. Your work should be entirely beadwoven, or have a substantially woven component, to feature and promote our art form. You may not renew an existing piece, or list a tutorial or made-to-order item as an entry.Members are expected to participate in challenges when possible, and required to do so once each year. Start the weaving anytime after the theme is announced. Complete and list the work for sale on Etsy by the 5th of the month of the challenge, before midnight Etsy (Eastern Standard) time. Your listing date is proof you entered by the deadline, and also determines your placement in the mosaic, so DO NOT RENEW your work until after the voting poll opens on the 9th.
Your listing must be for sale for the duration of the challenge (not made to order), unless it sells from your shop. If that happens, please alert the moderators to your sale, and you can still participate. If you must reserve your listing for purchase, please follow Etsy's recommendations and edit both your title and your description to begin with: "RESERVED FOR (buyer's Etsy username, or designation of buyer's choice) ONLY." Etsy does not allow the listing of items not for sale, so reserving your entry to sell elsewhere or keep for yourself is not permitted. Please do not put your shop on vacation mode when you have an item entered in the challenge, or deactivate your entry from the time you list, until the close of the challenge. If you must be away from your shop, please leave your challenge entry active, with a message explaining the date the item will shipped if purchased."
WHAT INFORMATION MUST BE IN MY LISTING?
Your listing must include the following four (4) things:1. The theme of the challenge. For example, “This (describe your work) was created for the Etsy Beadweavers Team (insert the month) challenge on the theme (insert the title of the theme).”
2. An explanation of how your work relates to the theme.
3. The address of our team blog where the voting will take place and the voting dates. For example, “Please visit our team blog, http://www.etsy-beadweavers.blogspot.com between the 9th and 15th and vote for your favorite entry.”
4.Tag your entry EBWC. This is how we find your entry. Please test this tag by searching "handmade" and "EBWC" on Etsy. If your entry does not appear in this search within an hour after listing and tagging it, please contact a moderator for assistance. Please do not apply this tag until after the previous challenge poll closes on the 15th, and remove the tag after the voting poll closes, so entries for the next month’s challenge can be featured.
About Promoting the Public Voting Poll
The purpose of the public poll is to bring as many viewers to our team
blog as possible, increasing awareness of Etsy Beadweavers and our art
form. The winner of the public poll should be the work that the most
viewers liked the best. PLEASE DO NOT request that your friends vote for
your work, or that of another member. Please let them make up their own
minds about which entry they like the best. Promote the challenge by
inviting as many friends, acquaintances, co-workers and family members
as you like to vote for their favorite entry. Please use your blog,
Facebook, Twitter and any other resources you have to drive traffic to
our blog during the challenge. Feel free to say which entry is yours.
Many friends will choose to support you with a vote. Let’s play fair
with each other, and keep our challenges fun for all.
Saturday, March 16, 2013
Congratulations to the Winners of the March " Faberge Egg" Challenge
Congratulations to ArtfulAr for winning both the popular blog vote and internal team vote for the March "Faberge Egg" challenge with her stunning bracelet, Czarina Bracelet.
The blog vote runner ups are as follows:
2nd place - #12 Faberge Inspired beaded bracelet with decorative box by EsmereldasStudio with 24 votes3rd place - #2 Blue Beaded Faberge Style Egg by suegoodebeads with 21 votes (7%)
4th place (tie) - #1 Easter Egg Jewelry by enchantedbeads, and #23 Faberge Easter Necklace by AngelqueCreations with 20 votes (6%) each
5th place - #15 Bead Embroidery Bracelet by Vicus with 19 votes (6%)
6th place (3-way tie) -#4 Hermitage Collection by Lirigal, , #18 Blue Faberge by AnnaCohen , and #22 Romanova by TrinketsBeadwork with 18 (6%)votes each
7th place - #19 Icosahedron Paperweight - SallyGoRoundTheMoon with 17 votes (5%)
8th place - (tied) #16 Free Like An Egg - Maewa and #21 Emeralda Faberge - daxdesigns 15 votes(5%) each
9th place - 3. Aqua and Olivine Netting Beaded Bead Necklace - SallyJeansBeadedGems with 14 (4%)
10th place #11 Lily of the Valley a la Faberge - BeadCatcher with 10 votes (3%)
Team vote runner ups are as follows: 2nd place - #12 Faberge Inspired beaded bracelet with decorative box by EsmereldasStudio with 13 votes
3rd place - Romanova by TrinketsBeadwork with 12 votes
4th place - Blue Beaded Faberge Style Egg by suegoodebeads with 11 votes
5th place - Bead Embroidery Bracelet by Vicus with 8 votes
6th place (tie) - Aqua and Olivine Netting Beaded Bead Necklace by SallyJeansBeadedGems, and Emeralda Faberge by daxdesigns with 7 votes each
8th place (tie) - Hermitage Collection by Lirigal, and Icosahedron Paperweight by SallyGoRoundTheMoon with 5 votes each.
9th place Easter Egg Jewelry by enchantedbeads with 4 votes
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Voting for August Challenge - "HOT HOT HOT"
Sorry but we had some technical difficulties in posting the poll this morning and so we are trying out a new polling system. The poll is now open and will run until August 16, 2012 midnight Pacific Daylight Time.
Kristin, winner of the June "Mystery" challenge, selected our August challenge theme. She decided that the theme would focus on HEAT!
Kristin, winner of the June "Mystery" challenge, selected our August challenge theme. She decided that the theme would focus on HEAT!
Pieces have been inspired by August heat, intense white heat, fiery hot passion, global warming trends (our earth is getting hotter), sexy passion, and more.
Voting starts August 9 - August 15th, (See right side for poll which will be posted on the 9th.)
PLEASE VOTE ONLY ONCE FOR YOUR FAVORITE ENTRY
Click on the images within or the links below the mosaic to see additional views and read about each piece in detail.
1. Bead Embroidered Sahara Set - Vicus
2. Arizona's Molten Summers - AZJOLEEBEADWEAVER
3. Hot Peacock Feathers Earrings - AnnaCohen
4. Hot Pink Beadwoven Bracelet - MaryTDesigns
5. Embers Only, Beware the Heat - OneCheekCrafts
6. Hot Fire Agate Flower Cuff - annamei
7. Baby You're a Firework Necklace - beadn4fun
8. Spicy Hot Plumeria Flower Hair Clip - MegansBeadedDesigns
9. Hot Lips Kissed A Toad Cuff - leslievcreations
10. Heat Wave Bead Embroidered Necklace - AngelqueCreations
11. Phoenix Fire Beadwoven Necklace - HannahRachel
12. Hot Days, Hot Nights Pendant - BeadsForBeauty
13. Glowing Embers Fringed Necklace - Medic5415
14. Hot Vulcano Necklace - ellimei
15. Global Warming - CraftyWeaves
16. FIRE Salamander Necklace - KrisDesignFSP
17. Hanging Chili Peppers Necklace - ArtMasquerading
18. One Cool HOT Peacock Bead Bracelet - 4uidzne
19. Flame Necklace - Crystalstargems
20. Hot Hot Hot - zviagil
21. Topaz Tipped Flame Twisted Cord Necklace - DesigningRoseStore
22. Hot Pink, Hot Lips, Hot Desert Skies - Jewelrybyjane29
23. Sparkling Summer Sun - PreciousHeartBeads
24. Heart Afire Necklace - scarboro
25. Rivoli Crystal August Sun Necklace - SpringColors
26. Hot Herringbone Necklace Transformer - Svetush
27. Golden Lace Beaded Chocker - SpiralDesignJewelry
28. Drought Necklace - KraftKonfessions
29. Hot Fire Snake - alterdeco
30. Hell Bracelet - Flames of Fire - FrancescasFancy
31. Hot Summer Sunset Beadwoven Choker - beadbug
32. Fire Bird Pendant - enchantedbeads
Thursday, October 7, 2010
October Challenge "Autumn Falling of Leaves" - 59 Entries - Voting Oct 9 -15
This month's challenge theme "Autumn Falling of Leaves" was chosen by Isabella of Bead4me winner of the August Challenge. Isabella's challenge was.... ""Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower." ~Albert Camus. We all enjoy the colors of autumn leaves, as the bright green fades away. We begin to see amazing colors such as bright reds and purples. For me this is an inspiration for creating colorful jewelry"
I am amazed at our team as we have had another outstanding response to this month with 59 entries, outdoing last months 52 entries. Every month it gets harder and harder to pick a favorite entry, but choose you must. The voting will start on Oct 9 and run until Oct 15. To view the entries please click on the links below
Thanks to Ann of FrancescasFancy for putting together the Mosaic and to Marsha of HauteIceBeadwork for checking all the entries
Friday, February 15, 2008
SPRING BREAK is over!
With 36 entries submitted by 30 members of the Etsy BeadWeavers Street Team, the voters were the ones who were truly challenged to choose a single favorite. We had a whopping 338 votes cast for the Spring Break challenge; and we truly appreciate everyone who took the time to visit the blog, to visit the members' shops, and to vote.
Morwyn (AnotherCountry) took her inspiration from a public art project called The Trail of Painted Ponies and created Maia, just one member of her own trail of beaded ponies. Maia cantered into the Spring Break challenge in first place!
- 2nd - Spring In The Forest (24) by DantesSpirit
- 3rd - Sunflowers (34) by triz
- 4th - Till it Comes (40) by enso
- 5th - Cancun Sunset - Freeform Netted Cuff (35) by vickijensen
- 6th - The Spring Garden of Love - Necklace and Earrings Set (17) by TulipsTreasureBox
- 7th - Passion Flower Earrings (4) by triz
- 8th - Mostly Orange Bead Embroidered Clutch (3) by thejadedog
- 9th - Marianne Doesnt Like Winter in Nebraska (32) by thejadedog
- 10th - Arizona Spring Break-Turquoise and Silver Bracelet (9) by KathysKraftyKreation
The members of the Etsy BeadWeavers Street Team are already busy working on their entries for the March challenge theme, chosen by Fennel Skellyman:
STORMY WEATHER
Be sure to check back often to see what else these busy beadweavers are doing!
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