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Showing posts with label halloween beads. Show all posts
Showing posts with label halloween beads. Show all posts
Thursday, November 1, 2012
My Favorite Costume from Halloween
Meet Danielle wearing her Halloween costume which is a strand of Beads of Courage beads. What a wonderful costume!
I had the joy of meeting and then making Danielle's Beads of Courage Dream Bead in person with her at FlameTree Glass in Roswell, GA. It was so much fun sitting with her in person and having her choose the exact color of glass that she wanted for her bead. Danielle is one courageous girl whose sparkling personality lights up the room and her costume says it all.
And of course a quick reminder...if you have some spare lampwork beads that can be donated to the program, they are always needing more. 3/32 clean holes in them and no sharp edges or metals used on the exterior of the glass. From what I've seen, kids like everything. So if you aren't sure they will, send it any way. I watched a boy look through hundreds of beads and then pick out a plain blue one that was exactly what he was hoping for. His favorite color and he thought it was perfect. So send them all in, please. Here is the Donation Information.
See you tomorrow.
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Atlanta, GA, USA
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
It's Getting Spookier
With all my seasonal Christmas show work that needs to be done, I have to be careful to take time to enjoy Halloween. In this line of art, we need to make our seasonal products in advance, so that jewelry making buyers have time to create their finished pieces. So I'm in the middle of Christmas, before Halloween even passes. And we all know, this is a really fun time of year.
It's not that I like "spooky", but it's more like it's time for people to be creative. Whether it's the funny food that is a riff on the holiday, or the costumes and decorations, it's almost like this holiday gives people permission to be out of their traditional life a bit.
I have this little bride of frankenstein vignette in my etsy shop. She is a bead and so is the owl. They are fully removable for wearing, or they can stay on their mulberry root stand. The tree can not be worn. My suggestion is to get those change a bead pendants so you can switch back and forth. (Her dress is my favorite part. It really looks like there is movement and fabric, instead of opaque glass.)
Now, if I can just stay out of the candy until this season is over. Of course I like that aspect too. Chocolate and candy corns. Save me your Mounds Bars...mmmmm.
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