Pale pastels and grey pencil holder

This pencil holder is made from pale grey, green, purple and blue seed beads, with larger periwinkle rondels and smaller grey rondels. I am calling "Spring Frost".

Deep blue tissue box

This tissue box is covered with beads and gems in various hues of blue, and accented with pale green beads.  Some of my favorite beads here are the round blues with a rustic flecked look to them. I'm calling it "Crisp Denim".

Multicolored pastels tape dispenser

This tape dispenser is titled "Easter Bonnet". The beads used are iridescent periwinkle, pearly grey, and various pastels. I couldn't quite capture the hues with my camera, but they work well together. Maybe this will bring spring on already!

Name: Sweet Lace

Multi-colored tape dispenser

This tape dispenser is a wonderfully ongepatchket combo of blues and greens with purple and yellow (there's even a pink bead in there). It features more large beads than I normally use on tape dispensers, giving it even more of a funky feel. I am really pleased with how the colors all came together and it kind of reminds me of these lovely Indian print linens they used to sell at a store called Hand Block on the Upper West Side back in the day. I'm calling it, "Peacock".

Name: Blue Flaunt

Red pencil holder

This pencil holder is covered in a variety of red beads, in varying shapes, sizes, hues, and sheens. Lots of large special beads were used, and fewer seed beads, giving it a more rustic or rough look. The beads on the rim are a little uneven -- I'm not sure I should have made the attempt. This is simply titled, "Ruby".

Black and blue tape dispenser

I love this black/blue color scheme. This tape dispenser has an elegant rich and chunky quality. I've created a couple other items with these colors, and they are all favorites: another tape dispenser and a tissue box. This is called "Midnight, II".

Name: Another Midnight

Blue and red tape dispenser

This tape dispenser uses mainly primary red and primary blue beads -- a different type of color scheme than I normally go for. I think it has a kind of cool, retro look to it. Not too glitzy, not too over the top. Keeping it simple. I'm calling it "Kiddo".

Name: Kiddo