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dem in texas

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12. yes, they do
Tue May 17, 2022, 03:00 PM
May 2022

In all my jewelry making, I will always love African glass beads and Ethiopian crosses and prayer beads. I went half steam punk at one time making bracelets out of old wristwatches and necklaces with dog license tags and also old keys. My great love is turquoise, this is a little expense for beginners, but start with what you like and go from there, but don't be afraid to explore. Visits to art museums can inspire as well as beading magazines.

I have just finished a 4-strand Navajo type necklace made with white shell heishi beads and turquoise nuggets. I was inspired by seeing the beautiful native American jewelry our new Secretary of interior wears.

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I'm just here looking for jewelry ideas. [View all] Lady Freedom Returns May 2022 OP
I worked in a hospital where we all had lanyards around our necks to applegrove May 2022 #1
Sounds like something to try. Lady Freedom Returns May 2022 #7
Plus you could sell them to a uniform/scrubs supply stores. applegrove May 2022 #8
It will take me a long time to make enough to something like that. Lady Freedom Returns May 2022 #10
Look at a Sundance catalog. Great ideas there! rainy May 2022 #2
Never heard of it. Lady Freedom Returns May 2022 #6
Get some ideas here. usonian May 2022 #3
OMG. Lady Freedom Returns May 2022 #5
This message was self-deleted by its author CrispyQ May 2022 #4
look on Etsy dem in texas May 2022 #9
They have things to make steampunk inspired peices. Lady Freedom Returns May 2022 #11
yes, they do dem in texas May 2022 #12
Living here in Southeast Arizona you see a lot of Native American bead work. Lady Freedom Returns May 2022 #13
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