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Pam W. I just love
these little necklaces. Pam you made them in such beautiful colors and they all
remind me of finding pebbles on the beach. We all really took on more than I
imagined and I will get it right next time. I think it is one item each and then
swapped. You did a super job Pam and love them all. Sent them out by picking
them with my eyes closed. You can e-mail Pam at pjwelb@concentric.net |
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Anita H. Anita
did these darling pins using MOP buttons as the base, seed beads in free form and
wonderful Dentalium fringe. They are really darling and the colors were so great
that we had to put them in a bag, close our eyes, and randomly pick who got which
pin. Thanks Anita (and she did all these before she went to England to visit her new
Grandbaby! Way to go Anita. Feel free to e-mail Anita for more information at manna@nwinfo.net |
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From Cathy F. She
had a good excuse for not getting hers done and anyway she wasn't supposed to do anything
except have the baby so Nanna did this for her. I can't take credit for any of the
needle case as I used Pam Welborn's pattern and instructions that were in Jewelry Craft
magazine. Aug. 1998 issue. The only thing I did was use pieces of shell at the tips
of the fringe and topped the cap with a peach freshwater pearl. Thanks for the
pattern and inspiration Pam. She also is part of the swap so she can critique my
work. UGH |
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For Meredith Just
because all of us need a guardian angel, and because she had to withdraw from the swap,
everyone is getting this little angel to remind them that they are looked after everyday
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Pat G. This
is a little baby beach bag that I have to give Rebekah Wills credit for. I used her
wonderful "A Bag of Butterflies" pattern in the May/June 99 issue of Jewelry
Craft magazine. Granted I used different embellishments and colors but it is
Rebekah's bag. Thanks Rebekah. This bag is accented with mother of pearl,
little shells, shell chips, green adventurine, peach freshwater pearls and some # 11 seed
beads. The bag itself is done in Delica's. It was a blast making it and I
think I am turned on to this shape of bag.
my e-mail is gibsonspi@sprynet.com |
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Donna H. Donna
made the most wonderful little heart shaped leather bag that even has a little velcro
closure. Her strap is very complementary to the bag but most of all she showed us a
wonderful use of Dentallium shells as embellishments.
you can e-mail her at blueskyvisions@compuserve.com |
