posted: Saturday, 19th October 2013
I'm at Charisma Beads all weekend teaching and although I forgot to take a photo of all the Geometric Suspensions begun I did manage to take one of the beads I'm using for my latest version.
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posted: Thursday, 17th October 2013
I've been crazily busy lately and up all night with insomnia so when I got an email asking me for lunch I leapt at the chance knowing that although it would eat into my day it would pay me back many times over in replenishment.
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posted: Sunday, 13th October 2013
Yesterday we finally got the phone call I had spent sleepless nights waiting for and we are now buying the house I fell in love with at first sight.
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posted: Saturday, 12th October 2013
Early this morning I headed off to Bristol to teach my Zinnias class and though it was dark and rainy when I left the sun soon came out and we had fun beading, chatting and comparing colours.
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posted: Friday, 11th October 2013
When I design a new piece I always try to make good notes as I do so.
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posted: Thursday, 10th October 2013
As part of my ongoing project to updated all of my instructions I have re-jigged and updated instructions for both my brick stitch and peyote stitch Geometric Beaded Beads. In addition I have begun to sell them as a single pack so you get both of them when you purchase.
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posted: Wednesday, 9th October 2013
I have finished my third pendant in my Icos Pendants Series.
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posted: Tuesday, 8th October 2013
House hunting is beyond words stressful. It has taken over our lives and it's all I can think about all day and night which doesn't make for a very productive few weeks.
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posted: Sunday, 6th October 2013
One thing I love about Geometric Beadwork is the sheer endless variety possible. Even if I stuck to just beading triangles for the rest of my life I don't think I'd run out of ideas and probably barely touch all the possibilities.
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posted: Saturday, 5th October 2013
Small Beads, Big Jewelry is almost done- just one final proof and it heads off to the printers.
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