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| Button Bracelet | The Button makes the Braclet an easy on and off project… | Bead Stringing |
| Spring Break Rectangles with Dangles | Simple yet eye catching. | Wire Working |
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March Specials Thru 3/31/2008
We also got a deal on Cephalopod Fossil
Cabochons! They are just the right size for Wire Wrapping. They are
all one of a kind, black ovals with a focal white fossil in or near the
center. You've got to see them and most are only $3.00. Sue went shopping! Wait till you see what she brought back from her annual pilgrimage to the Tucson Bead Show. We've finally put most of it out. Lots and lots and lots of Semi-precious! |
Beat the recession this year by creating all the gifts you will need in 2008, save up to 80% by creating them yourself. Start taking classes now and be a professional before you know it. Class Special! This special also includes our "Classes to Go" If you don't see class you want we will also set up a special date and time for you on over 75 classes. Call us or request online at Request a class. (Sorry Sue Twombly Class are not included in this special.) Here are some of the classes we are offering in March!
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| African Yelow Stone |
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| Jade White |
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More beading materials articles...
| Beading Terminology 101: |
| Asynchronous:A necklace or bracelet style that has a focal point that is not the centering point. |
| Beadalon:A manufacturer of Jewelry Wires and cables. Many people refer to the twisted beading wire as Beadalon. |
| Clasp:The finding that enables the ends of a necklace or bracelet to be connected to each other |
| Ndebele:A type of stitch used in bead weaving, It was perfected and produced by the Ndebele tribe in Africa. It looks like a herringbone tweed or a knit fabric. It makes a relatively weak fabric that is not fluid and draping like right angle weave |
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