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AD: 7 new sets up!!

This may be a first for me!! I now have 8 sets of beads up on JustBeads at the same time. Hardly ever get that many made in the week. Must have been inspired after having the first meeting this week of the local beadmakers guild I am trying to get going. That and having good vibes all week at the studio. And my anticipation about taking a week-long glass-blowing class, and an upcoming Leah Fairbanks class. Life is so good! The sets - (1)another turquoise, emerald and violet like SW Scirocco (2)A set with pink alabastro and 24K golf leaf (luxe) (3,4) Two turquoise and teal green ocean waves sets - one for Alexander (5) Colours of Joy - red, golden orange, turquoise and plum (6) Green/turquoise squirrels (7) Small green fauxpal rondelles and then there's the California poppies set already up.

Thanks as always for having a look! Link to all auctions is:

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susan in canada

Thanks for having a look.

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Susan B.
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Waaaaaaaahhhhhhhh! More great beads to tempt me!! I just love the New Mexico Suite - Sandia Mtn. Dusk beads - they are so luxurious looking. And BTW - did you see that Aislyn has one of your beds featured on her Urban Maille website??

Mj

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Mj

Thanks very much Marjean. And thanks for telling about Aislyn's site. She had shown me a picture of a bracelet made with one of my fauxpals for an ad she will have in Creative Wire Jewelry, but I haven't visited her site for a bit. Time to go check it out ...

susan in canada

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Susan B.

Well, look for a "BEAD" not a "bed!" Ouch! My fingers just aren't as supple as they used to be and my typing is getting atrocious! LOL!!

Here's the URL:

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Second from the top. Yummy! Mj

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Mj

LOL - I do that all the time, but in reverse - in my head everything is bead-related, so I always have to check when I type "bed" that I didn't write "bead" instead - in fact had to correct this sentence after I typed it. :-). Thanks for the link. Wow - that is a really lovely piece

- makes me happy to see how my beads are used.

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Susan B.

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MargieK

Thanks Margie!

susan in canada

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Susan B.

Gorgeous! Again, the Alexander set is my fave. I hope it gets tons of good bids!

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Kandice Seeber

Girl! Ocean Suite! Gorgeous.

I'm restraining myself from bidding on a couple... ok, no, a few... of your sets. California Poppies, Feauxpals, Colors of Joy, Squirrels.

-Kalera

Susan B. wrote:

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Kalera Stratton

The thing about those Feauxpals that's just killing me... and actually, this is true with all your beads... is that they are a versatile size that lends itself well to either a stunning bracelet, OR all those beads are large enough to stand alone. A set of seven focals for twenty bucks? If it goes to $105, that would be close to their value. If it goes for less than that, the winner got a STEAL. An absolute bargain!

I really want some of your "feauxpals", but I'm all spent out this month... I won a Jennifer Geldard bead (it's stunning!) and bought a MAWGA bead, and was naughty and bid on a couple of others that I'm waiting on. It was worth it, though! I hope I have some extra money next time, though, 'cause I need more of your beads before the jewelry designers "discover" you.

-Kalera

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Kalera Stratton

I do the same thing, and I'm always relating stuff to beads or making bead similes. I don't know if Moxley realized when he married me just how bead-obsessed I am!

-Kalera

Susan B. wrote:

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Kalera Stratton

MAWGA's beads look wonderful in photos. But even more defined, in your hand.

Tina

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Christina Peterson

Thanks Kalera - I think I'm just incapable of making smaller beads, so what might be focals to others is my regular bead size. Means the folks who like "dainty" don't buy my beads :-) Man - can I hire you to do my marketing??!! Thanks for your kind words. I have to admit to being totally thrilled with what Aislyn of UrbanMaille did with one of my Fauxpals as the focal in a necklace - seeing the large picture of t on her site gave me goosebumps!

susan in canada.

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Susan B.

Your beads work up very well. And get lots of compliments.

Tina

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Christina Peterson

Thanks Tina, thats good to know! I'm finally making some jewelry with my beads again, in preparation for my first ever home-based sale in mid-February. I'm having such fun being "bead yentl" with my own beads, semim-precious gem beads and silver after a long while of simply sending them out in the world and not knowing what happens after that.

I had a dream about making some PMC hollow beads last night, so I think I'll work on that today. Have to do something to counteract the cloudy and cold (by Weds, overnight low is supposed to be -40 C or colder) days we've been having lately.

susan in canada

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Susan B.

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