

Two kaleidoscope canes that were created this morning!
I have too many raw canes laying around! I had some flowers that did not quite make the grade for canes that I would put up for purchase, so I had thrown them in a bin that I use for cane pieces and components for canes. Today, I was looking for something else and I started digging around in the bin and taking these pieces out. When I found what I was looking for, I had this huge pile of abandoned flowers, leaves, stripes, and spirals. I sorted them into two colours and started to assemble them as kaleidoscope canes.
Obviously, the one is left over Christmas bead components which gave me a new cane for my 2010 Christmas beads and the other one reminded me of a quilt once I combined all the little flowers and solid pieces.
Both of these will find themselves on new sets of beads over the next few days as I clear out old canes and create new ones.
New beads from kaleidoscope canes that will be in my store soon:


4 comments:
WOW, those Kaleidoscope canes are lovely. I especially like the colours and pattern of the top one. How neat to be able to make something so beautiful from orphaned canes. KUDOS!
Thanks so much! I was pleasantly surprised myself :)
Great canes Julie! Aren't Kaleidoscope canes so much fun? They look like you spent hours on them with all the detail they have. Great use of your old canes!
Thanks! I just love doing kaleidoscopes :)
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