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Re: I'm new - and addicted!

Welcome Mary from Shirley in the UK.

I sell a few pieces but mainly have given them away as gifts. Where ever you go you will be on the look out for beads. I am off to an antique and collectors fair this morning to see what is on offer there. Hope you stay with us for a long time Shirley

In article , MBryt1 writes

Yes, the bead bug has bit! I have only made about 4 necklaces and bracelets >but have enough beads for 40 more! Do many of you sell your jewelry? Where is >the best place and what do you find sells the best? I am only doing simple >bead stringing but hope to learn more as I go. Any tidbits and advice always >welcome! > >Oh, and my addiction - it extends to rubber stamping and scrapbooking too (I >gotta stop spending! LOL) > > >Mary >Close To My Heart Consultant >
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Shirley Shone
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Welcome!

Yes, lots of sell, and lots of us give away.

Learn and practice and develope your own style. The pieces that look like you -- those are probably the things that will sell the best when you get to that point!

Oh, how I know! I don't scrapbook, but I do a lot with mixed-media. On any given day, I spend as much money at the scrapbook store on paper, stamps and goodies as I do at the bead store.

Again, welcome. I'm looking forward to seeing some of your work.

Jewitch

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Jewitch

Hi, My name is Diana and I am powerless over beads, and quilty things, and gardening, and dolls and and and.. Welcome to the group! I think youll fit in just fine. :-) Diana

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Diana Curtis

Welcome Mary!!!

Just wait until you start looking at all the droolworthy lists - then you'll really be addicted!!!

Kathy K

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KDK

vj found this in rec.crafts.beads, from snipped-for-privacy@mindspring.com (Lee S. Billings) :

]My name is Celine, and I have a great deal of power over beads! I can select ]the ones I want (and leave the rest behind), and I can choose the patterns that ]I want to put them in. Then I can "let go" of my finished product in order for ]someone else to enjoy it! ] ]Celine (tongue in cheek)

**snort**

----------- @vicki [SnuggleWench] (Books)

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's not what you take, when you leave this world behind you;it's what you leave behind you when you go. -- Randy Travis

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vj

In this case its an interdependant relationship. Neither party leans heavily on the other but hands are joined for mutual benefit... kind of what I picture the ideal marriage does ...each lending the other its strengths and boosting each other over their weaknesses. Diana

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Diana Curtis

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