Part of a sea-inspired series I've been working on. Made with beads, crystals, and hand embroidery. I wanted it to feel like a tiny treasure washed up by the tide.
A hand-beaded oyster I made, inspired by the idea of magical treasures hidden beneath the waves. I love imagining the stories these little sea finds might carry with them after drifting through the tides. ✨🦪🌙 Made with beads, crystals, and many hours of stitching. Hope it brings a little ocean magic to your feed! 🌊💙
Introducing Ebb, the third brooch in my Treasure of the Tides collection. This piece is completely hand embroidered using beads, crystals and sequins. Every element is stitched individually to create texture and sparkle. Thank you for looking! 🌊✨
I imagined the ocean gently pulling back and leaving one magical little treasure behind. This hand-embroidered brooch is called Ebb, and it's the third piece in my Treasure of the Tides collection. I love creating wearable art inspired by nature and quiet coastal moments.
This is the third piece in my Treasure of the Tides collection. I wanted to capture that quiet moment when the tide pulls back and leaves behind tiny treasures in the sand. Every bead, crystal and stitch was sewn by hand to create different textures and movement.
I'd love to know what you think about this sea inspired brooch.
I hand embroidered this oyster using seed beads, crystals, and pearls, inspired by seaside treasures and shell collecting. I wanted it to feel a little whimsical and magical, like a tiny treasure discovered during a beach walk. I thought this community might appreciate it. ✨
A starfish brooch I recently completed using bead embroidery. The piece is stitched entirely by hand and took several hours to finish. I was aiming for a cheerful ocean-inspired look with bright yellow and turquoise tones. Thanks for looking!
My latest finished piece: a starfish brooch created with bead embroidery techniques using seed beads, pearls, crystals, and felt. I'm exploring an ocean-inspired collection this year, and this is the second design in the series. Constructive feedback is always welcome!
I've been working on a collection inspired by treasures washed ashore, and this starfish is the second piece I've completed. It's entirely hand embroidered with seed beads, pearls, crystals, and felt. I wanted it to feel bright, whimsical, and a little magical, like something you'd find in a mermaid's treasure chest. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the color combination and bead choices!
I wanted to share one of my newest handmade pieces. This oyster brooch was created using bead embroidery techniques and features beads, crystals, sequins, and a pearl focal point. The goal was to capture the texture and shimmer of a real oyster shell while turning it into wearable art. This is part of my sea-inspired collection, which also includes a starfish, scallop, and wave-inspired design. Feedback is always appreciated!
Hello everyone! I'm a handmade artist specializing in bead-embroidered brooches. This oyster brooch is one of the newest pieces in my ocean-inspired collection. Every element is stitched by hand. Creating these pieces takes many hours, but I love bringing small pieces of nature to life through embroidery. Thank you for taking a look and supporting handmade artists.
Hi everyone! I create hand-embroidered brooches and recently finished this oyster design inspired by treasures hidden beneath the sea. Each piece is stitched by hand using beads, crystals, sequins, and a pearl centerpiece. I love creating nature and ocean-inspired wearable art, and this oyster is part of a sea-themed collection. I'd love to hear what you think!
I wanted to share one of my recent handmade pieces. This oyster brooch is part of a sea-themed collection I've been developing. Every bead and sequin was stitched individually, and the stone became the focal point of the design. Hope you enjoy it.
I've been working on a series of sea-themed brooches, and this oyster is one of my favorites so far. Everything was stitched and assembled by hand. I really enjoyed experimenting with different textures and materials to create the shell.
I've been working on my first themed collection and finally completed this oyster-inspired brooch. The bead embroidery took several hours and involved a lot of experimenting with texture and layering. What would you improve if this were your piece?