"Handmade, US Lampwork"????

Some people here make their living with glass, and some are professional to the degree that they sell a professional bead product (beads, or jewelry). But very many of us are interested in beads, just because they make us happy, no matter what the skill level; and no matter what their time restraints.

I think part of why you got such a full answer is that we like to talk about beads, and share information with each other. So we're always pleased when we get a new audience. Glad you'll hang around. This is a fun and friendly group. We're like a family, including the occasional squabbles.

Tina

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Christina Peterson
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She might howl 24/7!! (laughing -- but not really) ~~ Sooz To live a creative life, we must lose our fear of being wrong. ~~Joseph Chilton Pearce

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Dr. Sooz

Cool - we roped in another one! LOL - Peggy, I hope you will stick around. :) Have fun!

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Kandice Seeber

On Sun, 12 Sep 2004 14:33:50 -0400, Candace~ wrote (in message ):

It's really not a big deal. When you have a kid as perceptive as Manda, and a husband as protective as Bob, if you don't hide the pain, they wouldn't have lives - they'd be spending all their time holding your hand. (At least until I killed them. I can't take that much togetherness)

Besides, the pain never goes away. I can't imagine whining and moaning 24/7 - it's easier and probably healthier to push it back and laugh as much as you can.

Kathy N-V

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Kathy N-V

Oh, that's a good tip. I'll do that!

So, does anyone here know anyone who spins or felts, and wants some stinky Corgo fur? ;)

-Kalera

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Kalera Stratton

I saw some really really good Chinese production lampwork at the wholesale show in Tucson. Especially some of the florals. dang!

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KDK

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