How can this be considered OT? Beads go on crazy quilts, dont they? Very pretty baubles, LN. Any ideas what they might end up being? Diana
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Re: Pics of my glass bead show experience
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oooohhhhh .. nice .. am I getting a squishie with some sparkly things in soon LN ? (I really like the 1st one .. and the 2nd .. and the 3rd .. what the heck - send the lot)
cas (to pinch someone else's sig and mangle it - easily distracted by bright shiny objects ... and fabrics .. and dolphins .. and and and .. oh my gawd i'm obsessed!!!!!)
I uploaded pictures of the glass beads I bought at the show I went to
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> all in all --- a very slow quilter.... So send quilts!
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Every once in a while I look at the lampworked beads on ebay. There are some incredible works of art, and they do go for a pretty penny. Someday I hope to have that kind of money, there are some artists works that just make me go Ooooh, aaaahhhhh.. Cas and I will be over shortly to play beads and quilts with you. Make room in the fridge for the vegamite! Diana
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WOW I just love them all, got to convince my Mum she needs to expand her button box to include more pretties like these *g*
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Well, these are a little large for a quilt. My amazing beading buddy, Lisa will be here in exactly ONE MONTH (YA HOOOOOOO) and she promises to share her design expertise with me.
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Would love to if the price of a bead was about the same as a FQ! Glad I'm not obsessed about beads (yet). They are pricey!!!!
If you are willing to come and get them, I'll definately share them. I feel it is a worthy bribe.
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And then make sure you are the only one to inherit? LOL
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I am the only one who uses Mum's bead box *g* Mum occasionally, maybe once a year, needs a shirt button but the rest of the time I seem to raid it!
*chuckles away happily*
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I dunno LN..... I was working on a necklace that I want to wear on our day in Boston. I worked on the design for at least 3hrs and it's still not done! Lol...you better make sure we have a BIG block of time for beading!
Lisa Caryl
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I'd be over in no time if I weren't saving for a trip to Europe next year. well s'posed to be saving that is - cept for having Di and J making me addicted to beads as well now and seeing those swarovski crystals on ebay that I HAD to buy - no idea what I'm going to do with them though.
cas
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hey, don't forget me....geez...
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US making YOU addicted??? I think you got that backwards, cas. And I have witnesses who will back me up.
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i do, but they're all put away right now. I can't do a darn thing when we have company. perhaps this weekend....
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I'm sure that can be arranged.
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Gag!
How 'bout we just order in.
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Ooo. Tell me what kind of deal you got on your crystals.
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No Problem
You can find me here--I know--but it sure cut down on teh garbage that seems to be comin during the summer Thanks
Butterfly
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You keep your vegemite in the fridge?!? No thanks mine stays in the cupboard, I prefer it room temp doesn't make the toast cold then!