More than a season has passed since I was last in this space. I suppose it’s all part of the ebb and flow of creativity - I’ve been in more ebb space than flow. It’s time to shake off that sleepiness and get to work!
One highlight of our summer was a visit to Parc Omega to see some arctic wolves up close and in person. The weather was fabulous, the animals endearing, and the day a complete joy. There were some very real tears and sadness from little one when she realized we weren’t moving in permanently. It was agreed this would be an annual tradition.
Suddenly, it’s November and Christmas shows are on the horizon. It’s time for some fresh ideas. I hope to be sharing more soon.
Thursday 6 November 2014
Saturday 26 July 2014
the creative continuum of 7 artist reveal 6–and 7
Hello friends. My apologies for the interruption in regular programming here. What started out as a day delay somehow snowballed into a month. I held off visiting the lovely blogs of our group until I had posted as a way to push myself but that’s just left me feeling more guilty for not stopping by yet.
Here’s the team:
Monique of A Half-Baked Notion
Christine of One Kiss Creations
Cynthia of Antiquity Travelers
Sally of The Studio Sublime
Therese of Therese's Treasures
Alicia of All The Pretty Things
and me makes 7
Today, you will find posts with the final reveal using the packages I sent out. I didn’t take any photos before sending the pages on the way, but they look a little something like these.
With no particular theme in mind these pieces kept evolving the longer they hung around my studio. Layers of clay, inks, metal paint, patina, resin, it just kept going. I sent along some other purples and pinks from my stash and I can’t wait to see what they’ve grown up to be in the hands of these artists.
I have to backtrack a bit now to my reveal for the 6th round with the wonderful June wedding theme and goodies from Cynthia of Antiquity Travelers
Meaning: It is said that something old represents continuity, something new offers optimism for the future, something borrowed symbolizes borrowed happiness, something blue stands for purity, love and fidelity and a sixpence in your show is a wish for good fortune and prosperity
I’m borrowing someone’s photo here, not sure, but it may be Monique’s – I wanted to show off that beautiful green veining from the Jasper as it really started my inspiration.
I had already made these little polymer saucer shapes in a variety of shades and when I found the green to be such a great match to the veining of the Jasper the design just grew from there.
I started with a metallic silver leather cuff that just cried for me to weave some of the silk through it. I am not really sure what pattern I achieved, I was going for some chevrons at the start but it ended up pretty freeform. A little waxed linen and some apatite chips helped pull it all together.
Then I moved on to a necklace wanting to use more of the great components Cynthia had sent.
This time I opted for a neutral grey waxed linen to bring these beads together. Finally getting to use some beautiful lampwork from Blue Seraphim that I’ve had at least five years and some green quartz that’s been around even longer.
I really enjoyed how both piece came together and ended up so far from what you would think of as wedding jewelry.
I really enjoyed the chance to participate in the CC7A. I certainly was honoured to be asked by Alicia of All The Pretty Things to take part, and what a privilege to share with all these artists.
Monique of A Half-Baked Notion
Christine of One Kiss Creations
Cynthia of Antiquity Travelers
Sally of The Studio Sublime
Therese of Therese's Treasures
Alicia of All The Pretty Things
and me makes 7
Here’s the team:
Monique of A Half-Baked Notion
Christine of One Kiss Creations
Cynthia of Antiquity Travelers
Sally of The Studio Sublime
Therese of Therese's Treasures
Alicia of All The Pretty Things
and me makes 7
Today, you will find posts with the final reveal using the packages I sent out. I didn’t take any photos before sending the pages on the way, but they look a little something like these.
With no particular theme in mind these pieces kept evolving the longer they hung around my studio. Layers of clay, inks, metal paint, patina, resin, it just kept going. I sent along some other purples and pinks from my stash and I can’t wait to see what they’ve grown up to be in the hands of these artists.
I have to backtrack a bit now to my reveal for the 6th round with the wonderful June wedding theme and goodies from Cynthia of Antiquity Travelers
Meaning: It is said that something old represents continuity, something new offers optimism for the future, something borrowed symbolizes borrowed happiness, something blue stands for purity, love and fidelity and a sixpence in your show is a wish for good fortune and prosperity
I’m borrowing someone’s photo here, not sure, but it may be Monique’s – I wanted to show off that beautiful green veining from the Jasper as it really started my inspiration.
I had already made these little polymer saucer shapes in a variety of shades and when I found the green to be such a great match to the veining of the Jasper the design just grew from there.
I started with a metallic silver leather cuff that just cried for me to weave some of the silk through it. I am not really sure what pattern I achieved, I was going for some chevrons at the start but it ended up pretty freeform. A little waxed linen and some apatite chips helped pull it all together.
Then I moved on to a necklace wanting to use more of the great components Cynthia had sent.
This time I opted for a neutral grey waxed linen to bring these beads together. Finally getting to use some beautiful lampwork from Blue Seraphim that I’ve had at least five years and some green quartz that’s been around even longer.
I really enjoyed how both piece came together and ended up so far from what you would think of as wedding jewelry.
I really enjoyed the chance to participate in the CC7A. I certainly was honoured to be asked by Alicia of All The Pretty Things to take part, and what a privilege to share with all these artists.
Monique of A Half-Baked Notion
Christine of One Kiss Creations
Cynthia of Antiquity Travelers
Sally of The Studio Sublime
Therese of Therese's Treasures
Alicia of All The Pretty Things
and me makes 7
Wednesday 11 June 2014
Giveaway Winner!
I should be writing a real post, I’ve been so quiet here of late. Seems like the time is just flying with the day to day comings and goings. There was much celebrating of Averleigh turning 4 and my ongoing spring clean out that I hope to be done before spring 2015 is still going on. I have found it is lots of fun to give away all these things we no longer need or want, while simultaneously meeting my neighbours by using a Buy Nothing Project group. I let William Morris be my guide:
It’s time to get to a winner though. Thank you all for your very sweet comments and visiting. It is unfortunate I have not heard from my partner as to if she will be posting, I sure hope someday she does….I really wanted to see that focal shine. I can appreciate that stuff happens so better late than never is another cliché I can toss in here.
Truly though, the real joy of the exchange is the challenge to stretch and create in ways I normally wouldn’t. Then, lovely comments like Cassi Renee’s really put it over the top.
“Your designs are all gorgeous, but that last necklace with the flowers is absolutely a work of art. It's amazing!”
Thanks everyone, and Cassi Renee I will be in touch
“Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful.”
Style and smarts, guy was the total package!It’s time to get to a winner though. Thank you all for your very sweet comments and visiting. It is unfortunate I have not heard from my partner as to if she will be posting, I sure hope someday she does….I really wanted to see that focal shine. I can appreciate that stuff happens so better late than never is another cliché I can toss in here.
Truly though, the real joy of the exchange is the challenge to stretch and create in ways I normally wouldn’t. Then, lovely comments like Cassi Renee’s really put it over the top.
“Your designs are all gorgeous, but that last necklace with the flowers is absolutely a work of art. It's amazing!”
Thanks everyone, and Cassi Renee I will be in touch
Monday 26 May 2014
The creative continuum of 7 artists–reveal 5!
If you were looking for my Bead Soup Blog Party post, find that here – Psst – there is a giveaway!
Here we are, end of May almost and it’s time to bring you another installment of the CC7A. It’s crazy to think it’s already the end of May, but really here we are. As a reminder here is the gang, brought together by Alicia to have a grand old time.
Here’s the team:
Monique of A Half-Baked Notion
Christine of One Kiss Creations
Cynthia of Antiquity Travelers
Sally of The Studio Sublime
Therese of Therese's Treasures
Alicia of All The Pretty Things
and me makes 7
This month Alicia has provided some gems for all of us to be inspired by the seasons. I received some pretty crazy lace agate and, yet again, did not take a photo before I got down to business. I had the little bag sitting on my work table and while I was working on another project this one sort of jumped up and butted in, in the best of ways.
I was mixing some cut away bits of clay and was enjoying the striated silver/grey/white when I realized it would be perfect for the cab. I went skinnier and skinnier on my pasta machine until I had a long thin piece to play with. This is also when the gems turned decidedly winter in feeling. I felt like a was wrapping the cab face with a polymer scarf against a cold wind.
I tried not to cover up too much stone, just enough to be secure in its voluminous polymer folds. About the only time I tolerate yellow is with a cool grey so the rest of the palette was really shouting “go on – just use yellow would you!”
So I did!
Oh drat, I didn’t really give you that view all in focus… but I made these three little textured concave discs in polymer that I later drilled holes in one I decided which way was up and to act as the clasp (button style) on the right.
I went very different on the knotting. I was going for a denser bunch on the right and thinning out on the left. I will need to explore more but I like that it is a bit unexpected from one side to the other.
Lastly, a view of it on. I must dash today so I won’t talk your ear off. Today is Averleigh’s 4th birthday and while the official party with friends will be on the weekend coming up today calls for celebrating too!
She certainly looks up for an adventure with her cheesy grin before preschool. I also had to stifle a giggle as she started to recount a story to me this morning “Back when I was three…” sheesh!
Saturday 10 May 2014
Bead Soup Blog Party reveal!
The time has come and I am so excited to share with you my creations for this the 8th Bead Soup Blog Party! I’m posting a little late, but with so many blogs I hope that will just be a minor detail, and if you are just arriving forget I said anything about it! (If you saw my last post, hang tight giveaway details at the end).
This is my third BSBP and I am so very happy that Lori Anderson has found a way to keep this fun ride going, despite all the struggle. First time around I was paired with the delightful seed bead wiz Lois Moon de Padilla and you can find that reveal here. Last year I had the pleasure of being paired with the lamp work artist Cindy Ritchie and I so enjoyed creating with her beautiful glass; that reveal is here. This year I was excited to be paired with Cindy Boissonneault who shared that she was in the process of opening a bead shop! Whoa.
I was thrilled with Cindy’s selections for me, as a reminder, here is the group.
The inspiration was fast and furious right from the start. Those pale blue geode type stones made me want to try to recreate that look in polymer instantly. I’m still working through that idea and I’ll share the complete trimuph/disaster once done but it was not in time for the reveal. The large and gorgeous clasp deserved a focal treatment and while I was dreaming about that piece I set to work procraftinating. Truly, I create other piece of jewelry to procrastinate on the main idea of the challenge. If you know the cure, please do share!
I love seeing chip beads “en masse” colour blocked if you will. I grabbed a stunning gumball sized glass bead from Julie Bowen and a short time later – done!
While my head kept on turning over ideas for the main event I opted for some earrings. First I grabbed a pair of the same polymer beads I had included in the soup I sent Cindy and the daggers she sent me were just the thing.
I love how suited these beads are for each other. Here I am attempting some full sun photography to show off the sparkly, but I don’t think I really have the knack for it. Bear with me, there are more attempts.
Next I used some of my favourite beads from my last bead soup, along with some of the tiny ones from this soup and some lovely blue birds from blueberribeads. Just for fun I decided to do them asymmetrical, so it’s like they are having a little conversation almost.
Then it was really time to figure out this great big gorgeous clasp. I love the oval shape and when I started thinking about repeating this shape it just screamed butterfly to me. I spent more time staring at the design trying to figure out what materials to use to attach to the clasp than anything else. In the end, it’s basically laced up with the waxed linen to allow for enough movement to operate the clasp.
Initially I had planned two smaller ovals as the bottom “wing section” on each side but as time ticked down I really wanted to be sure those two angular cut stones made an appearance in finished jewelry.
I created the dimpled polymer wings and treated with a variety of iridescent paints to emulate that blue flash of the clasp. It is really such a treat how it changes as you tilt it. I love that kind of jewelry that can be different as you move, each time someone catches sight of it. Again, the joy of working with polymer I created the oval shape but did not commit to where the holes would be until the very end. For a while I thought I might top them with resin, but in the end I preferred the contrast.
As I talk about the piece and add photos I realize I didn’t take any with the clasp undone, but I think you can imagine it. When worn the part you squeeze and release to open the clasp is on my right as I am right handed. Small miracle that I remembered that as I put it all together.
With thoughts of spring birds, butterflies and flowers I turned my attention to the daggers, that I always saw as petals, and the drop shape stone.
Once I selected her lamp work head (local artist who did not include business card) I saw a chance for the additional challenge of adding some green to this mass of blue. I think I like it.
I wired the daggers together and then covered with polymer, textured, highlighted, and turned into shank buttons almost by threading a little chip stone on a silver headpin before curing.
Similarly, the silver daggers I made into a bunch of little flowers then strung them together and made a polymer cap for either end. This design really is so different then I had originally dreamt.
Those are the five finished designs I have to show off today. The others in various stages are still all over the studio so I’m sure they will make an appearance in this space soon. Especially those open shape silver tone beads, you know I’m going to fill them with polymer.
Many thanks to my partner Cindy and our wonderful hostess Lori for this special treat of goodies to play with and a reason to do so. Thanks to all of you who come by to visit, it is much appreciated! I have been very good all day in holding off running to everyones blogs to see what they’ve made before finishing my own. Most of all of course I am dying to see what Cindy made with the soup I sent. As a reminder, here it is again.
But before I run off for real, there is the matter of a little giveaway to make up for my tardiness, but most of all to thank you dear readers. At this point if you were thinking blue, boy are you on the right track! I’ve calling it my soupçon of BSBP because that is exactly what it is. It’s not a full soup in the sense we’ve used here for the party, but rather a pinch of this and a dash of that that came from me making using my soup.
You will find another pair of those peony type flower beads. Two pairs of beads I created specifically for that butterfly piece yet somehow, didn’t appear. Three polymer disc beads that were still on the bead mat from my entry for the March ABS challenge. The last of the daggers and chips and a few glass beads I grabbed to add but never did. There you have it, one soupçon to win.
Just leave a comment to enter. If you would like to share through social media, or follow the blog etc for extra entries please feel free – it is always appreciated - just add another comment so I can count reliably. The drawing will take place June 10th. I am going to leave this open for entry for a whole month so that when people make their way around they won’t be disappointed (that’s still more than 100 blogs a week pace – egads!)
Now lets all hop on to the wonderful blogs partying it up today
This is my third BSBP and I am so very happy that Lori Anderson has found a way to keep this fun ride going, despite all the struggle. First time around I was paired with the delightful seed bead wiz Lois Moon de Padilla and you can find that reveal here. Last year I had the pleasure of being paired with the lamp work artist Cindy Ritchie and I so enjoyed creating with her beautiful glass; that reveal is here. This year I was excited to be paired with Cindy Boissonneault who shared that she was in the process of opening a bead shop! Whoa.
I was thrilled with Cindy’s selections for me, as a reminder, here is the group.
The inspiration was fast and furious right from the start. Those pale blue geode type stones made me want to try to recreate that look in polymer instantly. I’m still working through that idea and I’ll share the complete trimuph/disaster once done but it was not in time for the reveal. The large and gorgeous clasp deserved a focal treatment and while I was dreaming about that piece I set to work procraftinating. Truly, I create other piece of jewelry to procrastinate on the main idea of the challenge. If you know the cure, please do share!
I love seeing chip beads “en masse” colour blocked if you will. I grabbed a stunning gumball sized glass bead from Julie Bowen and a short time later – done!
While my head kept on turning over ideas for the main event I opted for some earrings. First I grabbed a pair of the same polymer beads I had included in the soup I sent Cindy and the daggers she sent me were just the thing.
I love how suited these beads are for each other. Here I am attempting some full sun photography to show off the sparkly, but I don’t think I really have the knack for it. Bear with me, there are more attempts.
Next I used some of my favourite beads from my last bead soup, along with some of the tiny ones from this soup and some lovely blue birds from blueberribeads. Just for fun I decided to do them asymmetrical, so it’s like they are having a little conversation almost.
Then it was really time to figure out this great big gorgeous clasp. I love the oval shape and when I started thinking about repeating this shape it just screamed butterfly to me. I spent more time staring at the design trying to figure out what materials to use to attach to the clasp than anything else. In the end, it’s basically laced up with the waxed linen to allow for enough movement to operate the clasp.
Initially I had planned two smaller ovals as the bottom “wing section” on each side but as time ticked down I really wanted to be sure those two angular cut stones made an appearance in finished jewelry.
I created the dimpled polymer wings and treated with a variety of iridescent paints to emulate that blue flash of the clasp. It is really such a treat how it changes as you tilt it. I love that kind of jewelry that can be different as you move, each time someone catches sight of it. Again, the joy of working with polymer I created the oval shape but did not commit to where the holes would be until the very end. For a while I thought I might top them with resin, but in the end I preferred the contrast.
As I talk about the piece and add photos I realize I didn’t take any with the clasp undone, but I think you can imagine it. When worn the part you squeeze and release to open the clasp is on my right as I am right handed. Small miracle that I remembered that as I put it all together.
With thoughts of spring birds, butterflies and flowers I turned my attention to the daggers, that I always saw as petals, and the drop shape stone.
Once I selected her lamp work head (local artist who did not include business card) I saw a chance for the additional challenge of adding some green to this mass of blue. I think I like it.
I wired the daggers together and then covered with polymer, textured, highlighted, and turned into shank buttons almost by threading a little chip stone on a silver headpin before curing.
Similarly, the silver daggers I made into a bunch of little flowers then strung them together and made a polymer cap for either end. This design really is so different then I had originally dreamt.
Those are the five finished designs I have to show off today. The others in various stages are still all over the studio so I’m sure they will make an appearance in this space soon. Especially those open shape silver tone beads, you know I’m going to fill them with polymer.
Many thanks to my partner Cindy and our wonderful hostess Lori for this special treat of goodies to play with and a reason to do so. Thanks to all of you who come by to visit, it is much appreciated! I have been very good all day in holding off running to everyones blogs to see what they’ve made before finishing my own. Most of all of course I am dying to see what Cindy made with the soup I sent. As a reminder, here it is again.
But before I run off for real, there is the matter of a little giveaway to make up for my tardiness, but most of all to thank you dear readers. At this point if you were thinking blue, boy are you on the right track! I’ve calling it my soupçon of BSBP because that is exactly what it is. It’s not a full soup in the sense we’ve used here for the party, but rather a pinch of this and a dash of that that came from me making using my soup.
You will find another pair of those peony type flower beads. Two pairs of beads I created specifically for that butterfly piece yet somehow, didn’t appear. Three polymer disc beads that were still on the bead mat from my entry for the March ABS challenge. The last of the daggers and chips and a few glass beads I grabbed to add but never did. There you have it, one soupçon to win.
Just leave a comment to enter. If you would like to share through social media, or follow the blog etc for extra entries please feel free – it is always appreciated - just add another comment so I can count reliably. The drawing will take place June 10th. I am going to leave this open for entry for a whole month so that when people make their way around they won’t be disappointed (that’s still more than 100 blogs a week pace – egads!)
Now lets all hop on to the wonderful blogs partying it up today
Lori Anderson, Hostess www.PrettyThingsBlog.com
Kristina Hahn Eleniak www.peacockandlime.wordpress.com
Kari Asbury www.hippiechickdesign.blogspot.com
Kris Binsfield www.cherishdesigns.wordpress.com
Cheryl Gangle www.RockCandyJewelryDesign.blogspot.com
Amber Dawn www.InventiveSoul.blogspot.com
Michelle Wigginton http://adornedonadelaide.weebly.com/
Kayla Potega http://teejewelry.blogspot.com/
Becky Pancake www.beckypancakebeaddesigns.blogspot.com
Debbie Rogers http://debbiestreasuresandgems.wordpress.com/
Jenny Kyrlach www.anafiassa.blogspot.com
Genea Crivello-Knable www.geneabeads.blogspot.com
Deborah Read www.deborahreadcom.blogspot.com
Julianna Cannon http://julsbeads.blogspot.com/
Lisa Liddy www.lisaliddy.wordpress.com
Debbie Rasmussen www.Kepirasmussen.blogspot.ca
Iveth Caruso www.creativeatelier.net/blog
Rana Wilson http://ranaleadesigns.blogspot.com/
Corrie Williams http://thecedarbeader.blogspot.com.au
Linda Anderson http://fromTheBeadBoard.blogspot.com
Miranda Ackerley http://blog.mirandack.com/
Andra Weber www.andrasjoyfuljourney.blogspot.com
Loretta Carstensen http://www.designsbyloretta.blogspot.com/
Penny Houghton www.smellynelly.blogspot.com.au
Tania Hagen http://pelimadesign.blogspot.co.nz/
Robin Reed www.willowdragon.blogspot.com
Laurie Vyselaar www.Lefthandjewelry.wordpress.com
Rachel Baron www.rbarondesigns.blogspot.com
Erin Guest www.renlish.com
Emma Todd www.apolymerpenchant.com
Kelly Schermerhorn http://meanderingwithkelly.blogspot.com/
Dana Hickey http://magpieapproved.blogspot.com
Rebecca Ednie http://eclecticendeavours.blogspot.com
Marybeth Rich http://forestofjewels.blogspot.com/
Sherri Levinton www.cuttergazette.blogspot.com
RaMona Woolson www.jerseygirlsbeadwork.blogspot.com
Jo-Ann Woolverton www.Itsabeadifulcreation.blogspot.ca
Audrey Belanger http://esperianterra.blogspot.ca/
Candida Castleberry http://spunsugarbeadworks.blogspot.com
Renetha Stanziano https://www.lamplightcrafts.blogspot.com/
Carolyn Chenault www.carolynchenault.wordpress.com
Toltec Jewels www.JewelSchoolFriends.com
Diana Welte http://lilyweeds.blogspot.com
Jean A. Wells www.jeanawells.blogspot.com
Bev Breisinger http://countryfrogcreations.blogspot.com/
Autumn Adams www.autumndawns.blogspot.com
DiYana Alcalde www.agapecreationsjewelry.blogspot.com
Patty Gasparino www.mylifeunderthebus.typepad.com
Karen Mitchell www.overthemoon-design.com
Regina Santerre http://reginaswritings.blogspot.com/
Dhea Powers http://javabead.blogspot.com/
Jayne Capps https://mamasgottodoodle.blogspot.com
Keri Lee Sereika www.pinklemonade.typepad.com
Melissa Trudinger www.beadrecipes.wordpress.com
Elsie Deliz-Fonseca http://ladelizchica.blogspot.com/
Jeanne Steck www.gemsbyjeannemarie.blogspot.com
Carolyn Lawson http://carolynscreationswa.blogspot.com
Kay Thomerson http://KayzKreationz.blogspot.com
Maybeline Tay http://thejewelrylarder.blogspot.sg/
Jackie Locantore http://www.artfire.com/ext/shop/blog/MorningStarSanctuaryStudio
D'Arsie Manzella http://thisherenowmamacita.blogspot.com
Jacqueline Marchant http://jaacquelinesjewels.blogspot.com/
Beccy Peterson www.yanasmom.blogspot.com
Katie Nielson-Nunez www.Vikingcraft.blogspot.com
Heidi Kingman http://heidikingman.blogspot.com
Andrea Glick http://zenithjade.blogspot.com/
Rose Johnson http://swtrosethorn.blogspot.com/
Nicole Demore http://healingbeading.blogspot.com/
Marti Conrad http://marticsclay.blogspot.com
Marianna Boylan www.stargirlshop.blogspot.com
Mitzie Crider www.needfulluxuries.com
Christa Murphy www.adventuresofwonbeadywoman.blogspot.com
Alisa Siceloff www.armoredmermaid.blogspot.com
Maria Rios http://mlourdes24.blogspot.com/
Tracy Martin www.nutkittensjewelry.blogspot.com
Ali McCarthy www.northwoodscreativestudio.blogspot.com
Jennifer LaVite www.drygulchbeadsandjewelry.blogspot.com
Dolores Raml www.craftydscreations.wordpress.com
Valerie Kravette http://gettingabeadon.blogspot.com
Bobbie Rafferty www.beadsong.blogspot.com
Kathleen Breeding http://99bobotw.blogspot.com
Kristi Brokaw www.Kristibrokawdesigns.blogspot.com
Lisa Suver http://fanceethat.blogspot.com/
Natalie Moten http://runningoutofthread.blogspot.com/
Diana Shiraishi www.JasmineTeaDesigns.blogspot.com
Heather Otto http://www.thecrafthopper.com
Ghislaine Kruse-van Erp www.kruseartllc.com
Lisa Knappenberger www.liraysadesigns.blogspot.com
Charlene Jacka http://clay-space.com/blog
Patty Miller http://pattymillerbeads.blogspot.com/
Sandi James www.dobedobeaddo.blogspot.com
Marianne Hurley www.Readsandbeads.wordpress.com
Cris Peacock http://crispart.blogspot.com/
Andrea Rivers http://turtlesoupcreative.blogspot.com/
Gloria Allen http://gloriaallendesigns.blogspot.com/
Kandice Seeber http://coloraddictionblog.blogspot.com
Janine Lucas http://www.esfera.me/travel/
Sandy Richardson www.SandyscoloringBox.blogspot.com
Hajer Waheed www.mybeadedworld.wordpress.com
Cynthia Abner http://createdtreasures.blogspot.com/
Peggy Johnson http://charmbarn.blogspot.com/
Tina Holden www.beadcomber.ca
Julie Bowen http://blog.autochthonous-evolved.com
Heather Richter http://desertjewelrydesigns.blogspot.com/
Sarah Strover www.beaupepys.blogspot.com
Kimberly Idalski www.kimisjewelryandgifts.blogspot.com
Sandi Volpe www.sandivolpe.com
Tandra Boyer http://alittleinkalicious.blogspot.com/
Klaudete Koon http://www.klaudetekoon.blogspot.com
Michaela Pabeschitz http://der-lamardebonita.blogspot.co.at/
Mea-B. Uebler http://schmuck-der-gut-tut.blogspot.de
Mandi Effron www.craft-o-licious.blogspot.com
Evelyn Shelby http://raindropcreationsbyevelyn.blogspot.com/
Shai Williams http://shaihasramblings.blogspot.com/
Natalie Davidson http://www.northshoredays.com
Evelyn Duberry www.Shebamakeda.com
Eszter Czibulyas http://bigyogyar.blogspot.com
Sylvia Lupberger http://www.lusyls-kreativseite.blogspot.de/
Divya N www.jewelsofsayuri.com
Blanca Medina www.peru-medesigns.com
Ginger Davis Allman http://thebluebottletree.com
Chris Eisenberg http://www.wanderware.blogspot.com
Katja Benevol Gabrrijelcic http://slovoni.blogspot.com
Jodie Marshall www.marshalljodie.blogspot.com
Margareta Saari http://magsinhelmet.blogspot.fi/
Menka Gupta http://menkag.blogspot.com/
Dian Hierschel www.mydias.de
Kashmira Patel http://sadafulee.blogspot.com
Christina Miles http://wingsnscales.blogspot.com/
Inge von Roos www.ingetraud.wordpress.com
Sam Siegel http://samsbeadshopandjewelry.blogspot.com/
Gina Hockett http://www.freestyleelements.blogspot.com
Linda Newnham http://earth-shinedesigns.blogspot.co.uk/
Enikö Fabian www.perleni.blogspot.com
Dorota Żerańska http://gdymamczas.blogspot.com
Shalini Austin http://jewellery-by-shalini.blogspot.co.uk
Maryse Fritzsch-Thillens www.glassbeadart.blogspot.com
Silke Groeber http://just-beads.blogspot.com
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