Here are your Bead Blogger Links served sunny side up…and a little late. Something was "weird" with the internet back home late last week. Hope that’s not the latest and greatest "blocked site." I’ll just die! I took a picture of the book that’s been on my work desk for awhile now because I wanted to share it with you. It’s by my pal, Terry Taylor/Lark Books. There are some really fun ideas in here and I think you’ll find that the projects are very versatile—make em’ by yourself or with your kids (or dog in my case). Enjoy!
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| About.com Thinking of diving into the Etsy pool? Then you may want to take some of this excellent advice first. |
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| Art Bead Scene Inspired ways to finish your designs – think of the claspossibilities! |
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| Jewelry & Beading Cyndi’s stuck on V-pendants, and has decided to share another way to turn them into wonderful wearable necklaces! |
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| Naughty Secretary Club Think you have an amazing idea for a piece of laser cut acrylic or wood jewelry? Well Jen will be the judge of that, literally. Jen is the guest judge at the Ponoko 10 day jewelry challenge. Did we mention the $10,000 worth of prizes? |
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| PearlEsq. Check out where Robin’s going to be this weekend and what comes back to you from the love of making jewelry. |
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| Savvy Crafter Candie shows a sweet little charm bracelet featuring, Tassels, Blossoms, and Beads, Oh Deer! |
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| Snap out of it, Jean! There’s beading to be done! This lovely cover is a good example of teamwork. Teamwork has been on Jean’s mind lot lately. Check out the necklace Jean made for Simply Beads Magazine with a little help from her friends Lisa Kan and Green Girl Studios. Friends are truly gifts. Jean feels lucky every time she thinks about her wonderful, amazing friends! |
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| The Impatient Beader (is going to Paris) Madge shows a jaunty little necklace she’s sporting on her trip to the City of Lights. Yes, she’s going to Paris and she’s rubbing it in. Thanks a lot, Madge. |
Hi, I’m Candie. I design jewelry and crafts, author books, teach classes and host television programs. I thrive on simple ideas that anyone can achieve. I also love projects made from unexpected materials that stand the test of time. Join me as I lead a creative life! 
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