Hiya everyone and thanks for stopping by. I am real glad that you did. This last week I got some great news. Me and my daughter have both lost 30 pounds! How awesome is that? It is very awesome that is how awesome that is!
Now to get to why you are here. Over at
Every Inchie Monday the theme is Wall and over at
2x2x2 the theme is China. In 2012 at
EIM we had the theme of wall and I did an aerial view of the
great wall of China. So ironic, right? So this week made me laugh as I love
irony.
Like one time this very tall guy (6'4") at work was asked if he
has change for a $5 bill and he replied "Not this week I am short!"... ... ... cuz you know he
is tall and he was short on cash.... o_O or like when a smurf says they are sad,
cuz...you know when you are sad you are blue....and smurfs are....blue.... OH you
get it! LOL
Anyways that is my humor in a nutshell and back to what I was talking about! Oh yes my inchie this week. This week I took the theme and design on my inchie to show the difference in delica bead sizes. For those that don't know, Delica beads come in 4 sizes. 15/0, 11/0,10/0 and 8/0. The 11's are the most common, and are the ones I use on my inchies.
I know that many may not know the difference in the sizes of the beads and I wanted to show everyone the difference. So I did this weeks inchie pattern to show off the differences in the sizes. So my inchie is the 11/0 size and rest will show you how that same pattern matches the 1 inch size of the 11's. So check this out.
This is each of them with a ruler.
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15's less than one inch |
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11's this is my inchie |
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10's just over 1 1/4 inch |
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8's at 2 inchies |
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As you can see the smaller the number the bigger the bead. The numbers mean how many beads can be laid down in one inch. I can tell you I loved doing all of these except the 8's. I don't like the fact that the 8's are not even in size. The white ones were a bit bigger than the red ones. Let me know what you think about the different sizes of beads.
Also this week over at
2x2x2 the theme is China. My daughter loves teacups, fine china ones. So I looked online to see if I could find a pretty teacup. I found one that was red with small flowers on a vine and I fell in love. This is the image that I took my design from.
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http://www.dreamstime.com/stock-photography-pouring-tea-chiinese-teapot-image13976632 |
Here is my take on this picture.
I only did the cup and changed the flowers to teal. I really love this cup so much. I hope that you all like it as well.
Thank you so much for stopping by and checking out my work this week. I am so glad that you took the time out of your day to spend time with me, and thanks to those who leave a comment. You make my day. Also don't forget to fly on over and check out
EIM and
2x2x2 and see all the awesome work over there, and maybe even join us in all our fun.
Have a blessed and creative week.