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I made some new bracelets over the last few days and I really like them. Two of them use the Mavis Smith beads I bought at the Bead Show on Sunday. I want to post the link to my website here so you can take a look (if you want to). Here's my question: Do I need to put "AD" in the subject line? The bracelets are for sale, but I'm not showing them to you in hopes that you'll buy them. My impression of this group is that you buy beads, but not finished products (over-simplification?). I want to show them to you to get some feedback and, okay, to show off the first REALLY GOOD BEADS I've ever bought. :-)

Would someone please let me know what's appropriate? I don't like to join a group and then start messing up the protocol. I'm already embarrassed that I posted the question yesterday about finishing the multi-strand bracelet before I checked the archives. D'oh!

Thank you!

ang. ____________________________ angelfish handcrafted baubles

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angela
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Carol in SLC

They are pretty small beads. :-)

ang. ____________________________ angelfish handcrafted baubles

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"Christina Peterson" wrote ...> What really blows me away is than you only spend $40 and are talking about> the beads PLURAL that you got by Mavis Smith.

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angela

Carol is a sneaky one isn't she! Here's the link:

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Mavis beads are in the two last bracelets on the page. Hope you likethem. (This link won't be good for long -- I'm about to do some remodelingon my website -- but the pictures will be there *somewhere*, so if that linkdoesn't work just start with the one in my sig....) Thanks! ang. ____________________________ angelfish handcrafted baubles
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Okay -- I thought she hadn't posted the link yet---?>

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angela

Hi Tina,

Mavis does sell small beads at ~$2.50 to $6.00 each. Angela could have purchased those.

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Dawn Christ

Hi Sooz :o)

I think it's easy to forget that some of the more famous beadmakers sell small beads too. Especially when we've been wowed by some of their larger works.

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Dawn Christ

Oh, lovely, ang! I adore Mavis's itty bitty beads. The bracelets are sweet and luscious.

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Kandice Seeber

Thank you! I'm happy with how they turned out. I sent the link to my mom this morning and she wrote me back that she wants to buy both of the bracelets with the Mavis beads to give as gifts. So I'm walking around tonight all proud of myself and told my husband I'm a *professional* artist. He goes, "Because you sold a couple bracelets to your MOM?" LOL. But she's giving one of them to the daughter of a friend who just happens to own a jewelry store, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed that it might be a very cool thing. The other one she's giving to an extremely wealthy woman and hey! if she ends up wanting more I'm happy to crank my prices up to meet her standards! :-)

(I'm buying some Kandice beeds next though! I swear I am!)

ang. ____________________________ angelfish handcrafted baubles

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"Kandice Seeber" wrote ...> Oh, lovely, ang! I adore Mavis's itty bitty beads. The bracelets are sweet> and luscious.

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angela

Thanks! (I'm totally into that teal/blue/green thing these days.)

ang. ____________________________ angelfish handcrafted baubles

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"Carol in SLC" wrote ...> LOVE what you did with Mavis' beads - especially in the ocean bracelet!

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angela

Thank you, ma'am! I just love it that you guys are all so nice!

ang. ____________________________ angelfish handcrafted baubles

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"Dr. Sooz" wrote ...> The bracelets are lovely, Ang dear.

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angela

Sounds like a great start!

Tina

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Christina Peterson

All the more reason for me to watch you. My all time favorite color group.

Tina

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Christina Peterson

They're really nice, Angie :) Mavis' beads are wonderful and you've done some great things with them. You have a good eye for feminine stuff :)

Laura

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laura

You are a professional artist no matter who you've sold to. :) Be proud!

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Kandice Seeber

Hmmm - that's good to know!

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Kandice Seeber

Nothing to be embarrassed about, IMO. Everyone is at a different stage of knowledge and development, everyone enters the information stream at a different place -- and if someone asks a question out loud that has come up before, there are probably others who are silently wondering without asking. Raising a question that comes up a lot works to point not only you, but others toward the relevant info.

That's a service, not an imposition, the way I see it.

Deirdre

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Deirdre S.

And you never know. Someone here might buy something that is of a different -kind- from what we ourselves make.

You are right in thinking that lots of us look at finished jewelry and start figuring out how something similar ourselves, but there are weavers who don't string, stringers who don't weave. People who create polyclay stuff who like wirework, etc.

Why not just put Ad: in your subject for the sake of following protocol for stuff available for purchase, and then see what happens?

Deirdre

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Deirdre S.

-kind- from what we ourselves make.<

Yep. I buy everything Becki makes that I can get my hands on!!

Carol in SLC My new stuff:

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Carol in SLC

Oddly enough, I kind of like the sound of that! :-)> Kandice Seeber wrote ...> Hmmm - that's good to know!

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angela

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