Bead & jewelry blogging round-up!
October 10, 2008 by Cyndi Lavin
Filed under Artist Communities, Wearable Art
Strands of Beads
Melissa creates a word bead based on T.S. Eliot’s “The Naming of Cats”
Art Bead Scene
It’s a dark and stormy night at Art Bead Scene
Snap out of it, Jean! There’s beading to be done!
Jean becomes an armchair traveler and lets a book take her away to exotic places when she reviews Bead Journey…!!!
Carmi’s Art/Life Blog
Inspired by a tree pendant, Carmi creates new buttons.
Savvy Crafter-Candie Cooper
Tic-Toc, Candie shows a sweet beaded clock…
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Thanks for the links! Although I’m sure my husband will be just thrilled to know I’ve got yet even more ways to spend my time online!
Oh how exciting!
Thanks for sharing these great sites!
Okay, this sounds horrible but I can’t think of anything to write for a comment on this specific post but I did was you to know that I love your other posts, though I kinda get green with envy at the pretty pictures!
Thanks for the resources! Jewelry-making and scrapbooking are my two hobbies I vow to dedicate more time to soon!
What awesome links! I’m in love with the tree ring buttons.
My love for beads is far greater than my skill set. I need to take more beading classes.
Boy those beads in the top story are gorgeous and the links are great. WOW you are very talented. I love bead work. I have an old beaded small coin purse done by native americans around the beg of the century and I love it and would love to try to do one myself.
Thanks for the links
Cool links!
Thanks for sharing the great links.
Thanks for the links; I love finding new sites!
Thanks for the blogtoberfest opportunity.
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Beads are awesome. Unfortunately, I have the bead skill of a turnip.
Thank you for the links!
Love the tips in the other post, I did not realize emeralds were so soft
Great links, I hope I win!!!
thanks for the links- I always look forward to reading other blogs
I’m really enjoying your blog and thanks so much for the links! Love the T.S. Eliot inspired bead!