Thanks to Oma and Mika for scouring the flea market in Heidelberg and finding this fantastic Murano glass bead necklace. The necklace was a bit much as it was, with five layers of heavy glass beads, but with a couple of snips with the scissors and an evening of sorting, and I now have six or more plastic baggies stuffed with emerald green beads of various sizes and shapes. I don't think I would ever have chosen green, but necessity is truly the mother of invention -- it is when I am presented with limitations that I am most inspired. I have already had many hours of fun creating earrings, necklaces and bracelets.
Thanks to Oma and Mika for scouring the flea market in Heidelberg and finding this fantastic Murano glass bead necklace. The necklace was a bit much as it was, with five layers of heavy glass beads, but with a couple of snips with the scissors and an evening of sorting, and I now have six or more plastic baggies stuffed with emerald green beads of various sizes and shapes. I don't think I would ever have chosen green, but necessity is truly the mother of invention -- it is when I am presented with limitations that I am most inspired. I have already had many hours of fun creating earrings, necklaces and bracelets. 
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