I have been working on this when I had time and even when I did not have time. By that I mean I was beading it in my sleep and in my mind while I was at work LOL. I am really excited, can you tell! So here it is.
Now, when this amulet bag challenge came up I originally wanted to make something Native American since we are part Native American. But I could not find out what tribe we descended from so I decided to go with Chief Blackhawk. There is a statue of him near where I grew up. My Mom had a painting of him in her living room. Me and my brother both have a small statue of him in our front yards. We really like him, lol. Even though I really love Blackhawk nothing was coming to me so I went to my favorite sports team. The Chicago Blackhawks. So here it is (finally! LOL)
This is the front of the bag with the Blackhawks Logo on it.
This is the back with the tomahawk logo on it. This is the shoulder patch on the jerseys. The fringe is made with black twisted bugles, black and white 8/0 seed beads, red bicones and small dragon scale beads. The bag measures 4x7 including the fringe. I really love it!
This week also over at Every Inchie Monday the theme is dolphin. For this one I did a dolphin playing with a beach ball.
Also this week over at 2x2x2 the theme is poetry. I had a hard time with this one. I thought about doing a raven but did not like the look of it so I went with a hand writing with a quill pen. I don't think that it really looks like what I wanted it to, but still.
I want to thank everyone for stopping by and leaving me comments, they always make me happy. If you want to participate in EIM or 2x2x2 jut follow the links and enjoy the fun, you're welcome! LOL Have a blessed and creative week.
A big WOW to the necklace and the amazing bag.
ReplyDeleteBoth inchies are so beautiful.
Love Chrissie xx
Thanks so much Chrissie, glad you like it
DeleteVery nice necklace with amulet bag. Almost looks like peyote stitch which is difficult for me to figure out around a rope. :)
ReplyDeleteLynn,the necklace is tubular herringbone,and the amulet is peyote. It took me some time to figure out the herringbone so don't give up you will get it, and thanks for the compliment
Deletelove, love the amulet bag , and always love your inchies <3 thanks for letting me make a few of the patterns, Shannon from Seadbeaders !
ReplyDeleteThanks Sannon, you are very welcome
DeleteGREAT amulet bag and I absolutely LOVE the quill pen! Keep doing what you're doing and have a great week too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Becca, I just started physical therapy today so I am gonna have a great week! You do the same!
DeleteWow, that amulet bag is amazing. I can't believe you cut the necklace part. Yikes! Sweet little playful dolphin and that hand drawing is clever. As an aside, I appreciate your information on kaleidocycle. I watched a video and was amazed to see it is similar to a card I just did. I made a "private" video on YouTube, but here is a link for you to see it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2J0pk0l-b4o
ReplyDeleteThanks Jean, I adore the video, that card is amazing! Here is the video I did for my k-cycle. http://freebirdsinnovations.blogspot.com/2016/05/really-excited-this-week-really-excited.html
DeleteFabulous dolphin , amulet bag and poetry twinchie. I really don't know how you do it, they are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Wendy
DeleteFabulous work, Freebird! Always makes me smile and love your explanation of your inspiration. Thanks always for participating in the TwobyTwo. You are our best cheerleader! Cheryl
ReplyDeleteThanks Cheryl. I really love any reason to bead and be creative lol
Deletelovely dolphin and great amulet - so much work involved
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Kia
DeleteSo much beautiful beading....the playful dolphin is so cute!
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Thanks alot Sally
Deletethis one is my favourite out of all yr inchies & twinchies ive seen. (the hand i mean) hands are hard! cleo khat from fb
ReplyDeleteThanks Cleo, hands are hard for some reason lol. Thanks for the comment
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