I have my optic molds, mandrels etc.. but I wanted to make some really nice ones and murrini is not something I took to task in the past -or spent much time on so why would I not forget the basics - but there are so many beautiflul beads using them
- Donna Millard is one of my favourites -


her colour combinations and the use of the murrini is so beautiful
Sometimes I feel colour chanllenged and I just visit her blog and come out all happy and wanting to make beads - visit her Etsy store for more of an eyefull - https://www.etsy.com/shop/DonnaMillard she has a great eye for colour combos and her murrini is to die for - of course the beads made with the murrini are fantastic and to die for too. I may break down and go shopping tonight for some murrini and save myself the trouble
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