Feb 5, 2021
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Blue Fish Embroidery Brooch, beaded brooch
ETSY buy
seen from Germany
seen from Malaysia
seen from Kenya
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from Hong Kong SAR China
seen from Belgium
seen from Türkiye
seen from Belgium
seen from Japan
seen from Japan
seen from Japan
seen from Japan
seen from Japan
seen from Türkiye
seen from Malaysia
seen from Japan
seen from Malaysia
seen from Malaysia
seen from Peru
ETSY buy
Blue Fish Embroidery Brooch, beaded brooch
ETSY buy
ETSY buy
Shrimp Beaded Brooch, Embroidery Brooch, Embroidery brooch, Ocean pin
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ETSY buy
Handmade brooch Snake, brooch for dresses and jackets, a black brooch, gift for a woman
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Perle a Venezia di Turchetto Andrea
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Handmade Letter Brooches Embroidered Beaded, Personalised Accessory Monogram Pins, Personalized initials brooch, Personalized jewelry gift
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Handmade Embroidered Red Lobster Beaded Brooch
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August Component of the Month with Art Elements - The Reveal.
At the end of July Caroline of Art Elements posted up the design challenge component, a beautiful set of her lovely galaxy beads.. who wouldn’t want to design with these! Of course I said yes!! About the same time as the design challenge was set, all the Art Elements team – me included – decided to have a Christmas in July Secret Santa and my partner was Jenny – you can find her blog and…
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Bead Peeps Swap N Hop - The Exchange
Almost a month ago I mentioned that I'm participating in the Bead Peeps Swap N Hop. Bead Peeps is a Facebook group hosted by Linda Anderson of Cherry on Top Designs. My partner (Kari Asbury) and I both just received our beads so I'm ready to show off both sets. Let's start with what she sent me.
Check out that variety!! Okay, okay. I know that's not the best picture. Better ones are below! Kari sent me a wonderful mix of beads and artisan components.
First, these was a baggie of gorgeous mixed glass beads.
A couple of beads and a button from Gaea. Drool!
These pretties from Nan Emmet of Spirited Earth.
Some luscious dyed sari ribbon.
A lovely little pendant from Erin Prais-Hintz of Tesori Trovati
A bit of WoolyWire (which I've always wanted to try!)
And, finally my favorite pieces - the ones Kari made herself!! Look at that KEY! Here's the whole group again.
I'm itching to get started with these goodies, but can't even decide where to start. She spoiled me so. THANK YOU Kari for an amazing set. Oh, and here's what I sent her.
The main, artisan component is the altered crown from Dry Gulch Beads. The rest of the goodies were either from my stash or bought new from a local bead store. I explained to Kari that I went with the crown because Mardi Gras was going on while I collected these bits for her. I'm from (and now live across the bay from) Mobile, AL - the original home of Mardi Gras in the US. So, a crown felt fitting. As well, I'm also on the Gulf Coast so the blue-greens also felt right to represent my area. In laying out the swap, Linda suggested that we keep a duplicate of the beads we send in order to play along with our partners. I did just that. So, I have two challenges ahead of me. I'm looking forward to them both. Make sure to follow Kari on her Instagram as KariAsburyJewelry as well as on her Kari Asbury blog to see what she has to say about the swap. And, make sure to stay tuned for the reveal on April 8th. via Blogger http://ift.tt/2mZePD5