beading

working on a necklace. in the workshop. Franziska Neusser

winter blue

it is time for wool. Knitted merino wool set (cap and scarf)and wool jacket. Crafted by Franziska Neusser

crumple zone

As necklace or bracelet by Franziska Neusser

favorite ceramist

my favorite ceramist Mr. Ertl did those plates. I can not stop collecting his work

perseiden

do not be afraid of dark sky - meteor showers will lighten it up

swimmingpool

working hard or hardly working.....

orchid

Orchids need climbing aids. So why not making climbing aids look good? After a long time of experimenting with this matter this is my solution.

Roses

Yesterday I got a picture to frame in my shop. This picture is a glass bead stitched picture about 200 years old. The necklaces you see around it is a necklace which I did last winter. Same size of beads that are used for the stitched picture. My inspiration for the necklace I did have been roses too, but the way of expressing my idea of roses is different. Abstraction of forms. Colors and how they are combined together can move your heart without just showing you the image it is inspired of. Move your heart and your mind will follow.

delicious red tomato

Tomatoes are my favorite fruit. The first ones are ripe now in my garden and find inspiration in my decorative art work. Red passion. The three reds that I used for this necklace are showing the colors from early ripe to very ripe tomatoes. The golden beads stand for the seeds. As you cut a tomato open there is a very exact arrangement of the seeds in the fruit. So it needed a geometric design to compete my impression. In Vienna tomatoes are called “Paradeiser” coming from the word “Paradiesfrucht” which means “fruit from paradise”. If you ever have tasted a very ripe organic grown tomato you will know what I mean