Hearts -- OH MY MY

Yep! I hear this one calling your name! It's beautiful and how I pictured a heart for you.

-- Margie

Sooz -- that is how I feel. I am so damn broke this week. However, I am going to commission her to make some to go with the ones I bought.

Becki "In between the moon and you, the angels have a better view of the crumbling difference between wrong and right." -- Counting Crows

I know. The thumbnails on the list of her available auctions are clearer.

Becki "In between the moon and you, the angels have a better view of the crumbling difference between wrong and right." -- Counting Crows

I went and completely refigured my budget so that I can still buy some silver this weekend at the bead show and buy these stupid heart beads (which I don't even like, LOL) They are close to exactly what I want, but not exactly what I want if you know what I mean. I have, however, gone completely Bliss Beads gaga. I knew I would do this if I ever got my hot little hands on some of her beads, and I did. They go with EVERYTHING and I want to make them all up about

Tina -- the ones you have that are orangey-pink, would they go with salmon? I am thinking the salmon of my pool flowers necklace, the one i named after you.

They didn't go with anything I thought they'd go with. But instead matched things unexpectedly. Another good reason not to clean up the bead area too much. I might ask her to make some more for me.

What are your favorite colors of the beads she does?

Tina

I like the traditional cameo colors - light blue and ivory, even though I haven't purchased any of those yet. Mostly because I never wear those colors, but love them on a bead.

Becki "In between the moon and you, the angels have a better view of the crumbling difference between wrong and right." -- Counting Crows

When I bought them, that's what I figured too. I love orangy pink and can never find it in lampwork. But they didn't look good with anything I thought they'd work with. Sometimes working with something "wrong" produces your best results though. That is really was art is about. Having the materials talk to you, and each other.

Tina