Well, someone guessed it!! Yesterday someone on my Facebook page guessed what my ACEO was a picture of!! Have you figured it out yet? Well, it is a Dragonfly!! I am so excited about doing some art again!! It is nice to get away from the jewelry every once in a while!! Here is where I start off this morning…remember, you can come over to my Fan Page, Google+ Page, or my Instagram Page throughout the day to watch updates and working photos.
And there is a new listing for today too! Just look at this wonderful little Buddha! I found this among my Grandmother’s Stash (go to listing to learn more about Grandmother’s Stash) and I just thought it was wonderful!! Do you like how I finished it?
And it looks like the Bead-A-Long will be happening!! I am ‘putting it out’ today on my other social media sites to see if there is more interest there. I am also getting the supplies together. Just look at the pattern we will be doing first….this is an ACEO!! Please let me know if you are interested, I’l put you on the list!
IF you purchase any creation between now and 12/10 you’ll also receive a free pair of Swarovski Crystal Earrings….not a bad deal!!
Today I would like to leave you with this thought;
Our attitude toward life determines life’s attitude towards us! ~John N. Mitchell
jessica
Don’t laugh at me, but what does aceo stand for again? I am definitely interested and think I might have the materials here-do they have to be same colors you use? Definitely would like more information😃😃
Have a great day beading!!
Krafty Max
NO, it doesn’t have to be the same colors!! And yes I am sure you’ll have something you can use!!
Here is what an ACEO is;
ACEO (ACEO is an acronym that stands for Art Cards Editions and Originals. You probably have also heard the ONLY rule is the size, which is 2.5 x 3.5 inches (6.4 x 8.9 cms) just like sports cards but far more addictive.).
Traditionally they are drawn/painted/colored, but I love making them out of beads!! 🙂 ~KM
Virginia
How big are the beads you use in your ACEO’s? They look like 3 mm but I could be wrong.
Krafty Max
They are called 11o – in other words they are 11 per inch. About 2 mm in size! Are you going to join in with the ‘bead-a-long’?? ~KM