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Here's the newest dress! She's based on a photo/color palette by Design Seeds which I've included above for direct reference but should be duly noted that it isn't mine.

I had a lot of fun basically being really "free" with this dress. I picked out a selection of blues, greens, and purples, some of which were sent to me by Bev-Choy . Then I went through and chose the best creamy-tan colors I had, mostly leftover from the coffee dress. Last I pulled out the real-copper-lined beads (again, from the coffee dress) to give it a little bit of sparkle and "seashell" like effect on the "sand". My concept reference is a cliff with water beneath it but my aim was to create an ocean wave coming up onto a sandy beach. I randomly created a gradient between colors to mimic a rolling wave coming up onto the shore and for bonus points made the ruffle-lace edging a foamy white.

This dress has probably used the most colors of any dress, not including the bead soup / rainbow dresses. Glass seed beads in size 11 (white, three shades of cream, real copper, silver-lined blue, silver-lined teal, silver-lined hex-cut emerald, and metallic rainbow-coated green) and size 15 (white, silver-lined teal, metallic rainbow-coated purple, and rainbow-coated green). Threaded almost entirely with blue Japanese One G nylon, the foamy ruffle-lace is in brown Japanese One G nylon [in order to lower the contrast of the thread inside the beads]. As always, rainbow-coated beads are very difficult to photograph properly.

Colors: 11
Bead Sizes: 2
Size: 4 inches top lace-hem (tall), 1 inch waist, 1 1/4 inches bust, 3 inches hem
Time: 20.5 hours

Description
Full Shop | Etsy | Facebook | Instagram

Here's the newest dress! She's based on a photo/color palette by Design Seeds which I've included above for direct reference but should be duly noted that it isn't mine.

I had a lot of fun basically being really "free" with this dress. I picked out a selection of blues, greens, and purples, some of which were sent to me by Bev-Choy . Then I went through and chose the best creamy-tan colors I had, mostly leftover from the coffee dress. Last I pulled out the real-copper-lined beads (again, from the coffee dress) to give it a little bit of sparkle and "seashell" like effect on the "sand". My concept reference is a cliff with water beneath it but my aim was to create an ocean wave coming up onto a sandy beach. I randomly created a gradient between colors to mimic a rolling wave coming up onto the shore and for bonus points made the ruffle-lace edging a foamy white.

This dress has probably used the most colors of any dress, not including the bead soup / rainbow dresses. Glass seed beads in size 11 (white, three shades of cream, real copper, silver-lined blue, silver-lined teal, silver-lined hex-cut emerald, and metallic rainbow-coated green) and size 15 (white, silver-lined teal, metallic rainbow-coated purple, and rainbow-coated green). Threaded almost entirely with blue Japanese One G nylon, the foamy ruffle-lace is in brown Japanese One G nylon [in order to lower the contrast of the thread inside the beads]. As always, rainbow-coated beads are very difficult to photograph properly.

Colors: 11
Bead Sizes: 2
Size: 4 inches top lace-hem (tall), 1 inch waist, 1 1/4 inches bust, 3 inches hem
Time: 20.5 hours