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Bead for Life/Gifts for Life
Yesterday I set you up with a little teaser in which I told you about the EPIC EXTRAVAGANZA beginning on Monday here on the EO and over at OMyFamily The inspiration behind this event is Bead for Life , an organization truly worthy of our support as it helps women support themselves and their families by making beautiful beaded jewelry from recycled paper, shea butter soap and peppermint lip balm. The story of how Bead for Life came to be is astonishing and powerful. The way this organization continues to support the women (and men) of Uganda (and other parts of the world) is nothing short of redemptive and life-changing. No, scratch that. Life.
Bead for Life/Gifts for Life
Yesterday I set you up with a little teaser in which I told you about the EPIC EXTRAVAGANZA beginning on Monday here on the EO and over at OMyFamily The inspiration behind this event is Bead for Life , an organization truly worthy of our support as it helps women support themselves and their families by making beautiful beaded jewelry from recycled paper, shea butter soap and peppermint lip balm… The story of how Bead for Life came to be is astonishing and powerful. The way this organization continues to support the women (and men) of Uganda (and other parts of the world) is nothing short of redemptive and life-changing. No, scratch that. Life.
Interview with Loupiac, Lampwork Art bead artist Florence Sauerbrey
Let me introduce you to Florence Sauerbrey. Flo is a magnificent Lampworker who creates beads. Her Etsy store is called Loupiac . I have been in love with her work for a long time. I know you’ll love her too. Enjoy this little virtual interview! 1. Who are you, and what do you create? I am Florence Sauerbrey aka Loupiac on Etsy. I came from France 9 years ago to marry that wooden boat builder man of mine. I make lampwork beads with glass rods that I melt with a torch. Sometimes I make jewelry with my beads, wear a piece once or a couple of times and then it disappears in my drawer forever because I don’t wear -nor do I sell.
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The Journey of a Bead �C Czech Glass
Czech glass beads are beautiful additions to jewelry designs, but not too many people know how a bead comes into being. These beads are still made in the Czech Republic the same way they have been for hundreds of years. Take a journey into the makings of one special bead. Early Years (250 B.C.) : A piece of glass originally was created by lampworking. An oil lamp is used to melt glass around a mandrel, a thin metal rod around which a glass bead is shaped. When the mandrel is removed, it forms the hole in the bead. Starting in 900 A.D., these handmade beads were placed in graves. Middle Years (1500s): Cottage industries began showing up in Jablonec, Stanovsko and Bedrichov�� the present-day Czech Republic. These industries made beads for larger jewelry factories. Beginning in the 1800s, manufacturers developed special molds and machines to produce pressed glass beads. Pressed glass beads are made with hot softened glass being pressed into a hand-operated or mechanized mold.
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Tips on How to Seek the Proper Beads Jewelry Making Jewelry beads come in many shapes, sizes and colors, both stylish and cheap. They are available in glass, gemstones, metallic, wood, shells, clay and polymer clay made beads in a huge variety. Beaded jewelry has been popular for centuries, and there is a rich cultural tradition with it which encourages the mix of different color and types of beads. Whatever, the truth is that people continually concerning on beads for jewelry making and beaded jewelry has been used in many ways. There’s times you may decide to use beads to make some very charming little jewelry. Well, that’s a really nice try, for you’ll love the shine of those beads when you move your body just ever so slightly. In this case, you may need to know how to select your desirable beads for jewelry making? Here below are some tips to help you.There are many great jewelry supply resources both online or offline.
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Roll out the fun with paper beads and baskets
Some of the paper beads you can buy in craft and jewelry stores are made by women in developing countries. A nonprofit group called BeadforLife, in Boulder, Colo., for instance, trains Ugandan women in paper bead-making, then buys their finished jewelry for sale in the United States. Besides beading, the Ugandans learn business and entrepreneurial skills. They open bank accounts. And 18 months after joining BeadforLife’s program, each graduate is expected to launch her own small business in her community.
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Thursday Giveaway…
This week, one lucky winner will take home this treasure trove of goodies courtesy of Beadaholique ! Aren’t they generous? This is one incredible prize! Up for grabs is an assortment of beads and jewelry-making supplies that were inspired by autumn. I love all the rich, earthy colors. Make sure to swing by to check out these leafy components and other great deals available at Beadaholique . Since there is quite a lot, I decided to break it down a bit. I think it shows just what an awesome prize this is! The Beadaholique crew included some colored filigree stampings from Ezel Designs . They are lightweight and can easily be layered like I did in these earrings . Use them to frame and accentuate another component or let them stand alone. Carved stone leaves add a little bit of luxury to any design. I marveled at this assortment, mixing and matching them to create different effects. Some could be used as pendants, others could be turned into sumptuous bracelet and earring designs.
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Giveaway: Found Objects and Unusual Materials
On Beading Arts , I’ve been sharing about how I launched the fourth (and probably final) chapter of my brand new e-book. The series is called “Every Bead Has a Story .
Tiny Shinys For YOU
My name is Jamie and I am the owner of Tiny Shinys. My items are handcrafted one at a time with lots of love and attention to detail. Each item is created using the highest quality wood, glass and metal components along with professionally printed images and top notch designer papers. Every piece is sealed with a glass like resin glaze to bring out the image and enhance the beauty of the piece. After each piece is created I add a fun mix of charms, beads, flowers, and other goodies along with a shiny silver ball chain or delicate organza ribbon. Each pendant is one of a kind and unique just like the people who wear them! I love what I do and I think the best part of my job is taking something ordinary looking (a blank dog tag for example) and transforming it into something extraordinary using simple supplies. I have had an obsession with beads and jewelry making since I was very young and I feel like I have finally found what I am supposed to be doing with that.
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Registration for the Bead Journal Project starts today!
Registration begins today and will close on December 8, 2010 so register early! Once the project gets underway, you will be invited to participate in the BJP blog so that we can share our work and our questions with each other as we go. To register, please send a request to our registration angel at beadjournalreg11@gmail.com . Your request should include the following information to ensure it is processed correctly: 1. Your full name, first and last. 2. Your web name or alias, if you have one. 3. Your email address. Please give us your “best” email address, onethat is not likely to change during the year and one that you checkfrequently. (Note: we don’t contact you very often.) 4. Your home address. 5. Your telephone number. 6. Do you have a website? Y/N – If yes, what is the URL? 7. Do you have a blog? Y/N – If yes, what is the URL? 8. Were you a registered participant in any other Bead Journal Project? Y/N If yes did you complete the project for the year?
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Bead Journal Project: April and May
April Bead Journal Project piece May Bead Journal Project piece For the first time ever, I’ve fallen behind in my commitment to participating in the Bead Journal Project Life happens sometimes, and you just have to roll with it. It’s kind of embarrassing that this is the year I’ve been a slacker, because I specifically picked to do little buttons with watch faces knowing that each would only take an hour or so! Oh well. Here are my pieces for April and May. April is blue to remind me of how rainy that month usually is…in fact, it’s the beginning of Mud Season in New England 
I made my piece for May in a riot of colors to symbolize how happy I am that Spring is almost upon us! Link to tutorial January Button February Button March Butto
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Bead Journal Project: bracelet for December
My last bead embroidered bracelet for the year! It’s been a lot of fun making these each month for my contribution to the Bead Journal Project , but I’m happy to be finished! Next month I’m starting my 4th year with the project, and this year it’s going to be beaded buttons or cabochons…I haven’t exactly decided which yet, but either will use the same round button forms as a base. If you’d like to see any of my other bracelets for the year, all previous pieces can be found at these links: January February March April May June July August September October November Here are the instructions for how I am made these bracelets. Technorati Tags: handmade beaded jewelry , wearable art , beads , jewelry , necklace , mixed media , beadin
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Bead Journal Project: bracelet for November
Only one more to go! And I’m really looking forward to finishing off the Bead Journal Project with a bang this year. But for right now…November. Harvest colors and an earthy Guatemalan background material. I’m satisfied, and it goes with a lot of my fall/winter clothing 
My son and his family live in Guatemala, where they help to run an orphanage. The last time we went down to visit them, I bought some fabrics, which I have slowly been using in projects ever since. Previous pieces: January February March April May June July August September October Here are the instructions for how I am making these bracelets. Technorati Tags: handmade beaded jewelry , wearable art , beads , jewelry , necklace , mixed media , beadin
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Bead Journal Project: bracelet for September
Every September, our apple trees are ready to harvest! We only have three trees, a Johnathan, a Gala, and a Golden Delicious. This year, the spring and summer weather caused the trees to be ready to pick about three weeks ahead of the regular schedule, so instead of being in the middle of apple season this past weekend, we are already finished 
My Bead Journal Project piece celebrates our apples. Apple sauce, apple butter, apple dumplings, cake, pies, and tarts. Yum. January February March April May June July August Here are the instructions for how I am making these bracelets. Technorati Tags: handmade beaded jewelry , wearable art , beads , jewelry , necklace , mixed media , beading
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Bead Journal Project: June and July
June Bead Journal Project piece July Bead Journal Project piece Yay!! I am officially caught back up! Will I stay caught up? Dunno. June is a mix of matte and shiny beads, in a little softer color than July. I always associate blues and deep purples with the summer months, and this year June really was kind of soft, with summer slow to get started. But once July got here…bang! Since the watch face for July didn’t have any kind of frame that I could stitch down, I embedded it in a bottle cap. First I punctured two very small holes in the bottom of the cap and stitched it to the fabric backing. Then I added some two-part epoxy resin and the watch face. The holes were too small for any leakage, thank heavens! Link to tutorial January Button February Button March Button April and May Buttons Copyright 2011 Cyndi Lavin. Not to be reprinted, resold, or redistributed for profit.
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Beading Daily’s Native American Beadwork: 4 Free Native American Tradition Projects
I find the process is as interesting as the finished pendant! Mary has two pendants as earrings and I think these would make great key chains, bookmarks, or sun catchers as well. Seed beads, as we know them today, were traded as early as 1770 and a pound of beads was worth a finished buffalo robe or a good horse. Imagine that next time you’re standing in an aisle of seed beads at a bead show! We bead worshippers feel the love for our beads as we create out beautiful masterpieces, but it’s nice to know folks have felt they were as special in the past as they are to us today. Enjoy our FREE seed bead projects. The best is yet to bead! Creatively, Filed under: beadweaving , Beadwork , bead stitching , free projects , seed bead , seed beading , Beading , Beading Daily , seed bead patterns , beading projects , seed bead projects , Kristal Wick , free project , seed bead instructions , bead patterns , Native American beadwork , beading loom , loom beading patterns
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Beading projects from Spoilt Rotten Beads
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Join the Bead Bag Project for Beads of Courage
Quilters are helping Beads of Courage now, by sewing fabric bags for the kids to hold their special Beads of Courage. You can help too! Pattern GuidelinesFat Quarters are great for this project. There will be a small scrap left over. Focus Fabric .
Food cups are recycled into bead project containers
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Bead Journal Project registration is open!
Registration will close on December 8, 2010 so register early! Once the project gets underway, you will be invited to participate in the BJP blog so that we can share our work and our questions with each other as we go. To register, please send a request to our registration angel at beadjournalreg11@gmail.com Your request should include the following information to ensure it is processed correctly: 1. Your full name, first and last. 2. Your web name or alias, if you have one. 3. Your email address. Please give us your “best” email address, onethat is not likely to change during the year and one that you checkfrequently. (Note: we don’t contact you very often.) 4. Your home address. 5. Your telephone number. 6. Do you have a website? Y/N – If yes, what is the URL? 7. Do you have a blog? Y/N – If yes, what is the URL? 8. Were you a registered participant in any other Bead Journal Project? Y/N If yes did you complete the project for the year?
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Sunday Bead Bloggers
Yesterday was my one year anniversary of reuniting with my daughter. Hard to believe a year has passed, it seems so long ago that I sent off an email introducing myself as her Birth Mother only to get a reply within 15 mins… A ton of coincidences and a few hours later were getting to know each other. Happy Anniversary again Moe! While my intentions for today were good, my follow thru wasn’t. I’m still working on a couple of class samples that I wanted to get done yesterday. Can’t rush the creative muse! So, I’m taking a break now and doing some blog reading with this weeks Bead Bloggers! A Bead A Day Are you thinking of branching out into polymer clay work? Lisa has gathered some blog reader feedback on how to get started. About.com Jewelry Making Are you in or out when it comes to plated metals? This polls seems to indicate a mixed bag . Art Bead Scene Art Bead Scene Announces the September Monthly Challenge. Come gain inspiration from Barbier. Barbe Saint John Stamped Metal Jewelry book review!
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Back from Bead Fest
I have returned from Bead Fest! The best things about Bead Fest were meeting lots of awesome designers and bead makers, some for the first time, and some who I only get to see at shows. It really is the people who make all the hardships of a show worth the effort. My buddy Diane Hawkey and I did as much schmoozing as we could, watching each other’s booths, and going out for a couple of fancy and fun dinners. I had a good response to my newest stamped designs, and sold out of a few of them, which was encouraging. I ended up drawing and inking about a dozen new designs for stamps which I will be working on today. I bought some supplies for my holiday jewelry and some new items that I hope will inspire me to get back into designing for articles. As you may have gathered, the show was not so great financially for me. It was definitely not as bad as it could have been, as I covered my expenses, but not by much.
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Be familiar with Within Story Of Bead Tiffany Pendants
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Bead Table Wednesday
Today on the table, I have some ingredients to make more Hinged Pendants with Shimmer Keys and Vintaj Arte Metal hinge components. I ended up making two of the pendants, but I only used one of the keys pictured. One of the other keys ended up in a necklace, but I didn’t take a pic of the ingredients of that one. Here are my ingredients for Lorelei’s Fusion Beads Reader Challenge Still expecting another couple of parts for that, but it was good to get it all laid out. I really like BTWs because it forces me to spend a little time in the beading studio, which I don’t often get to do. Of course, with the state of my studio at the moment (see above…ouch) I had to do some major cleaning before I made anything. I spent about 2 hours sorting, gathering more scrap silver to send to the refinery, and daydreaming. But I did make one full necklace and two pendants, and my table is ready for another work session soon!
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Gemstone and Bead Specials
This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Beads Of Cambay . All opinions are 100% mine. For the best place to get precious gemstone beads and other type of beads, you need to check out the Beads Of Cambay . This is the website where you can get the Wholesale Beads & Gemstones that you will want to make your home more beautiful. Aquamarine Beads can be a valuable asset to your bead collection. My favorite are the Drusy Beads which is in the form of a quartz. The matrix or natural host rock is shaped to expose the quartz crystal formations. The Tourmaline Beads are recognized for their widest color range. You also might enjoy the Freshwater Pearls which are natural and have very beautiful colors. If you want to own gold but don’t want to pay the price of 14K or 18K solid gold, you might want to get the 22kt Gold plated Copper Beads which would be a great addition to your bead collection. These Copper Beads are a fraction of the cost so you can enjoy gold without paying a fortune.
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Peace, Love and Bead Bloggers!
I hope you are ready for some fun blog hopping! Our friends below are sharing studio space, how to’s, design ideas, craft store updates and news from BeadFest! Here’s wishing you all a wonderful new week, enjoy!! The Bead Dreamer What does it mean to really be ready .
Peace, Love and Bead Bloggers!
Holidays are so great!! It’s nice to feel a little more rested and have more time to read blogs or create! Below are some great links in case you have a few extra minutes. This week our bead blogger pals are creating with resin, focusing on forums and, of course, giving things away! Enjoy! Resin Crafts! This week Carmi is making Faux Gems with resin! About.com Jewelry Making When was the last time you visiting the Jewelry Making Forum? That long ago? Well, here is some of what you have been missing. Earthenwood Studio Chronicles Melanie unloads a kiln fill of new black and white deigns The Writing and Art of Andrew Thornton Andrew announces the (SOLD OUT) Reader’s Challenge Design Kit for September! Lots of luscious pale purples and lavenders! Cindy Gimbrone Beads Cindy shares some ideas to make your metal money stretch. Beading Arts Cyndi shares the work of some amazing bead embroidery artists! Snap out of it, Jean! There’s beading to be done!
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How to Make A Charm Bead Bracelet
Making your own jewellery is a way to express your individuality. Charm Bracelets are the in thing right now, and that has led to craft minded people to start making their own charm bracelets. As a result of the popularity, the bead industry has grown exponentially. The result is there are a lot of options available to you use to create your piece. Obviously, choosing the right charm beads for your bracelet is the place to start, and you have a lot of choices. To do this, you need to understand the look you are trying to achieve. What colors do you want to use and do you want to use a birthstone colors are just a few of the questions you need to answer before you buy your beads. Along with the color you will want to choose the design of the bead you need. There are a lot of designs out there and a lot of different materials so try to plan you final product before you buy. So, now you have your beads and you are ready to make a bracelet, where do you start?
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Anthropology Inspired Charm Necklace
My pal Kelly called me up to tell me about a hobby she picked up when she accidentally entered a store near her house-jewelry. I’ve accidentally picked up a lot of hobbies this way, but I had been wanting to try my hand at jewelry making for awhile, so this was good timing. It’s an unexplored piece of my world. The great thing about necklaces is that they fit, no matter what you had for dinner the day before. She took a couple classes, and we made plans to get together. She taught me some really cool techniques I’ll blog about soon. After my tutorial, I showed her this necklace from Anthropology I was in love with… *Image from Anthropology website I did not love the price (almost 300 dollars), or that weird tooth looking thingie in the middle. I saw this tutorial at Flamingo Toes for making your own….oh my! I went to Hobby Lobby, and Michaels, collected some beads and charms, and got to work. The hardest part of the whole project was finding the charms I wanted.
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Steel City Earrings �� final free project from Bead Chic
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Jade Bead Jewelry �C What Is Jade?
Jade is obtainable in loose beads and temporarily strung into strands. Loose beads are cheaper, pandora gold beads charms but strand beads have more-uniform drill holes, so will hang up better, producing them best for necklaces. However, in condition you approach on knotting your necklace, then loose beads will do. Most coloured jade is dyed, this undoubtedly is usual, as well as color does not can be found off. So in condition you need continuity it is better to buy all you��ll need to own for just about any process within only one go. Jade beads are carved into alot more many different shapes than other stone. Like tiny, fish, bottles, rings, flowers, barrels, hearts, tubes, and pretty many different other designs to compliment a necklace or bracelet. History of Jade
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I love beads
I love beads Monday, 3 October 2011 Readers here are aware of my passion for beads and bead jewelry. Beads are not only a jewelry item but also a symbol that are used to show love and association. Beads are used on countless occasions and for diverse purposes. Given the emotional value attached with beads, people go a long way to chose bead jewelry. Personally, bead charms remind me so much about life and about the days when I used to have one on my wrist. I still carry mine with lot of love. Jewelry always defines a persona of a person who is wearing it. It also shows the class, taste and sophistication. That is why most people are really choosy what they wear. I try to stay update with the latest and what is new in the world jewelry. Given my own interest in latest beads fashion trends and trying to figure out new ideas online, I came upon Bead Crafty �C one of the hottest places that offers beads jewelry. It is among the most sought-after jewelry in the world.
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Review: Beaded Bungee Bookmarks & Giveaway
I am so excited to share with you some super cute bookmarks from Twin Cottage Industries I recently received two samples in the mail for review, and I cannot tell you how adorable both of them are. In fact, I can’t decide which one I love the most. These Beaded Bungee Bookmarks are incredibly unique and a fantastic idea for readers on-the-go! The bookmarks are made with a thin piece of elastic that wraps around a book to keep your place. In addition, they are embellished with all sorts of cute beads and charms. The best thing about the Beaded Bungee Bookmarks is that the elastic is adjustable! You can adjust the elastic to fit any sized book without damaging the pages. Check out this video about how the Beaded Bungee Bookmarks work: I was fortunate enough to receive a Paper Bead and Affirmation Charm bookmark -.
Featured Publication: Bead Trends December 2010
Cozy up on the couch and dig into this sparkling issue of Bead Trends! Beautiful designs featured here using Vintaj! Page 12-15: Joolz necklace, earrings & bracelet by Denise Yezbak Moore �C The entire ensemble is stunning! Denise featured our Damsel Wing in her bracelet and continues to provide stellar inspiration in her toggle construction. Page 28-29: Sunrise in Eden by Amanda Austin�C Amanda��s beautiful glass bead is enveloped in our BC30 Filigree Bead Cap and dangles from our CH30 Etched Cable Chain Page 62-63: Sunset by Suzanne Everitt �C Suzanne��s beautiful clusters of beads and charms are linked with Vintaj findings. Page 75: Berry Vines by Sheila Davis�C Our DP210 Hammered Ring is featured in Sheila��s toggle clasp. Page 92-93: Old Fashion Christmas by Sandra Elizabeth-York .
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Bead & Button Update
I have been working away and I’m on schedule and I’ve slept 8 hours for the last three nights! (That’s a miracle!) Today will be my last day of clay work and then we’ll be painting, sanding and tagging things for 2 days. I stopped counting when I reached 700 focal bead, pendants, connectors and clasps. That doesn’t include disk beads or charms. I think I may have enough! Funny though, the pile doesn’t look like 700 beads. But I will have a full table. I CAN NOT WAIT TO GO!!! I have sketched out a new plan for my booth and it involves needing 3 of these : Which led me to list 8 of my new cuff beads on Etsy to pay for said displays! So if you were lusting and thought you’d have to wait until mid-June to get your mitts on one .
Discount Pandora Beads Your New Buying Experience
No more delay, wholesale online to find the beneficial and amazing Pandora beads and charms now, wo possessed quite a few jewelry making supplies , including beads, findings, charms, spacers and clasps available for you to choose from
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History Of The Pandora Beads
With this story Pandora Beads Jewelry was created. They took the idea and the hope and inspiration that were left behind. With this idea they created beautiful charm beads that can be carefully chosen by the purchaser to create beautiful charm bead bracelets. Each bracelet is completely original and interesting. Each can be individually created to match the person that will wear it, or the occasion.
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