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Bead Soup 2014

This year, my partner is Rochelle Brisson for Bead Soup 2014.  You can find her blog here - A Creative Chelle.  You can also find her etsy shop here - Sea Chelles Design.  Here's what Rochelle sent to me!

 I'm pretty sure I have some ideas in my head about what I'm going to make - but you'll have to wait until May 3 for the big reveal to see what!  This is what I sent to her.

 Please stay tuned! 

Comments

Silver Parrot said…
Both soups look great. Can't wait to see what you and your partner make!
Pepita said…
Hi Sue,
very yummy soups, both of them!!! I just can't wait to see what will you create with it! It will be a busy 3rd of May this year ;-) Have to find a babysitter for my kids, so I'll be able to bloh hop all the day!!!
Alenka
Unknown said…
Isn't it funny how we can end up sending similar color palettes? I'll post my pics today from my partner. We both sent soups in the pink color family! Excited as always to see what you create Ms. Sue!

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