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freshwater pearl and gold earrings

Sun, 27 Dec 2009 18:39:24 -0500

$15.00
These 2" earrings hang from 14K goldfill french hook earring wires. Each earring has a center "coin" pearl, two 4mm goldfill beads and two blue dyed, oval pearls.

I have worn ones like these and I get rave comments about them often. I have lots of brown curly hair and these really show in my ears, both for their length and the shimmer from the center white coin pearls.

This earring is one-of-a-kind; there are others like it but these are just for you. :)

freshwater pearl and gold earrings 2

Sun, 27 Dec 2009 18:39:24 -0500

$15.00
Slender 2" earrings are on pretty little earring wires. Each earring has 4 twisted 14K goldfill bugle beads leading to a 4 x 7mm blue pearl, 4mm 14K gf bicone bead and a tiny 2mm 14K gf bead.

These are sweeties. Long enough to get noticed and yet slim and elegant.

freshwater pearl and gold earrings 3

Sun, 27 Dec 2009 18:39:24 -0500

$15.00
Terrific 2" earrings for pierced ears are on 14K goldfill earring wires. From the top down we have 7 2mm 14K goldfill beads, an iridescent glass pony bead, a 4mm goldfill donut, a luscious blue freshwater pearl, another goldfill donut, another pony and a last 2mm goldfill bead.

These are a treat: the iridescent glass and gold sparkle like a party, and the deep blue pearl is a reminder of the ocean on an intensely clear sky day.

One of a kind. Order now.

Swarovski Crystal and Gold Earring 4

Sun, 27 Dec 2009 18:39:24 -0500

$15.00
This 2" long pierced earring is afire with gold. 4 twisted 14K goldfill bugle beads stream down into goldfill circle beads embracing brilliant ruby red and clear crystal Swarovski beads.

I get comments all the time when I wear mine and I'm feeling the fire and passion. But these earrings are all one of a kind and this is the one for you.

Order this sparkly one!

Freshwater Pearl and Gold Earring 5

Sun, 27 Dec 2009 18:39:24 -0500

$15.00
These dramatic 2 1/2" pierced earrings hang from an unusual circular wire. 14K goldfill beads and findings surround an 11mm 'coin' pearl that will swing as you move catching light in its iridescent way.

This is a one of a kind earring that I made just for you. Aah.

Swarovski Crystal, Bone, Gold Earrings 6

Sun, 27 Dec 2009 18:39:24 -0500

$15.00
These earrings measure 2" of intriguing shapes and colors. From the top we've got 14K goldfill wire and beads with bone circlets and ruby red Swarovski crystals.

Lots to shine and fascinate ... One of a kind.

Nannee

Sun, 27 Dec 2009 18:39:24 -0500

$15.95
"This is Nannee." "She is my grandmother." So begins a delightful picture book written by the author when she wanted a wise woman to help her "think about her choices and decisions". "Through death and other circumstances, my grandmothers were not in my life like that."

All in black on grey silhouette, the words wrap around the pictures as a girl takes a walk with her grandmother.

As a special treat, the author is including an image from the book on a 5 x 7" greeting card done in raised printing to show you the lovely, lacy texture of the original papercuts.

No.1 Bead Ribbon - Ocean Waves

Sun, 27 Dec 2009 18:39:23 -0500

$45.00
Bead ribbons are made from beads handsewn, one bead at a time, into a Square Stitch pattern. #1 Ocean Waves has tealand ivory beads with a golden hex bead border. These are 8/0 size glass seed beads. The ribbon measures 1" x 12 1/4"

One of the most wonderful things about this pattern is that the ribbon can be cut apart at any point without falling apart. Pull any loose threads and reinforce the edges by sewing up and down the last 3 or 4 rows to the end, and then back again. Just clip the thread – no need to knot.

Then choose how you will display your ribbon: perhaps along the hem of a curtain, or the edge of your journal. Depending on the kind of beads used in your ribbon it may have some light sensitivity or be un-washable. And of course its length will also help define how you use it, but here are some more ideas:

As (or on) a belt
As a necklace or a bracelet (tied or add a clasp)
Across the top of a door as a swag
The edge of an ATC or other piece of art
Draped across the top of a bureau
Around the hem (neckline, sleeves) of a garment
Pinned into your hair
Poured into/out of a small countertop bowl or basket
Sewn onto the edge of a handmade purse
Sewn onto a pillow
Hung on your wall, with a fabric (paper?) backing

No.2 Bead Ribbon Love Every Which Way

Sun, 27 Dec 2009 18:39:23 -0500

$45.00
Bead ribbons are made from beads handsewn, one bead at a time, into a Square Stitch pattern. This ribbon has bright red hearts against an ivory background with a golden hex bead border. It measures 7/8" x 14 3/8".

One of the most wonderful things about this pattern is that the ribbon can be cut apart at any point without falling apart. Pull any loose threads and reinforce the edges by sewing up and down the last 3 or 4 rows to the end, and then back again. Just clip the thread – no need to knot.

Then choose how you will display your ribbon: perhaps along the hem of a curtain, or the edge of your journal. Depending on the kind of beads used in your ribbon it may have some light sensitivity or be un-washable. And of course its length will also help define how you use it, but here are some more ideas:

As (or on) a belt
As a necklace or a bracelet (tied or add a clasp)
Across the top of a door as a swag
The edge of an ATC or other piece of art
Draped across the top of a bureau
Around the hem (neckline, sleeves) of a garment
Pinned into your hair
Poured into/out of a small countertop bowl or basket
Sewn onto the edge of a handmade purse
Sewn onto a pillow
Hung on your wall, with a fabric (paper?) backing

No. 3 Bead Ribbon Doubleback Spiral

Sun, 27 Dec 2009 18:39:23 -0500

$40.00
Bead ribbons are made from beads, handsewn, one bead at a time, into a Square Stitch pattern. This ribbon has violet beads on a lavender background. It measures 1" x 12 1/2".

One of the most wonderful things about this pattern is that the ribbon can be cut apart at any point without falling apart. Pull any loose threads and reinforce the edges by sewing up and down the last 3 or 4 rows to the end, and then back again. Just clip the thread – no need to knot.

Then choose how you will display your ribbon: perhaps along the hem of a curtain, or the edge of your journal. Depending on the kind of beads used in your ribbon it may have some light sensitivity or be un-washable. And of course its length will also help define how you use it, but here are some more ideas:

As (or on) a belt
As a necklace or a bracelet (tied or add a clasp)
Across the top of a door as a swag
The edge of an ATC or other piece of art
Draped across the top of a bureau
Around the hem (neckline, sleeves) of a garment
Pinned into your hair
Poured into/out of a small countertop bowl or basket
Sewn onto the edge of a handmade purse
Sewn onto a pillow
Hung on your wall, with a fabric (paper?) backing

No. 4 Bed Ribbon Diamond Path

Sun, 27 Dec 2009 18:39:23 -0500

$45.00
Bead ribbons are made from beads handsewn, one bead at a time, into a Square Stitch pattern. This ribbon has a black, grey and ivory diamond on a golden path against a turquoise background. It measures 5/8" x 24 1/2".

One of the most wonderful things about this pattern is that the ribbon can be cut apart at any point without falling apart. Pull any loose threads and reinforce the edges by sewing up and down the last 3 or 4 rows to the end, and then back again. Just clip the thread – no need to knot.

Then choose how you will display your ribbon: perhaps along the hem of a curtain, or the edge of your journal. Depending on the kind of beads used in your ribbon it may have some light sensitivity or be un-washable. And of course its length will also help define how you use it, but here are some more ideas:

As (or on) a belt
As a necklace or a bracelet (tied or add a clasp)
Across the top of a door as a swag
The edge of an ATC or other piece of art
Draped across the top of a bureau
Around the hem (neckline, sleeves) of a garment
Pinned into your hair
Poured into/out of a small countertop bowl or basket
Sewn onto the edge of a handmade purse
Sewn onto a pillow
Hung on your wall, with a fabric (paper?) backing

No. 5 Bead Ribbon Diamond Path

Sun, 27 Dec 2009 18:39:23 -0500

$25.00
Bead ribbons are made from beads handsewn one bead at a time, into a Square Stitch pattern. This ribbon has a royal blue, green and red diamond on a crystal clear path against a golden background. It measures 7/8" x 11 5/8".

One of the most wonderful things about this pattern is that the ribbon can be cut apart at any point without falling apart. Pull any loose threads and reinforce the edges by sewing up and down the last 3 or 4 rows to the end, and then back again. Just clip the thread – no need to knot.

Then choose how you will display your ribbon: perhaps along the hem of a curtain, or the edge of your journal. Depending on the kind of beads used in your ribbon it may have some light sensitivity or be un-washable. And of course its length will also help define how you use it, but here are some more ideas:

As (or on) a belt
As a necklace or a bracelet (tied or add a clasp)
Across the top of a door as a swag
The edge of an ATC or other piece of art
Draped across the top of a bureau
Around the hem (neckline, sleeves) of a garment
Pinned into your hair
Poured into/out of a small countertop bowl or basket
Sewn onto the edge of a handmade purse
Sewn onto a pillow
Hung on your wall, with a fabric (paper?) backing

Bead Ribbon Instructions

Sun, 27 Dec 2009 18:39:23 -0500

$5.00
Do you love the look of the bead ribbons? Think that you could make one in your own favorite colors? Yes! I think so too.

Here is a packet of information to get you going. I have included the basic instructions, complete with step-by-step drawings,and Frequently Asked Questions to help you along. There is some beading graph paper, and the address online to get more - for free - (thank you Fire Mountain Gems), and also I have included patterns for some of the bead ribbons that I have made.

These ribbons I find deeply meditative and calming. Did you know that the word "bead" came from the word "prayer"? (in Sanskrit, I think.)

So get these instructions, look through your seed or pony bead collection, and make a beautiful ribbon all your very own.