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  • Have you taken the Handmade Pledge?

    If you’ve ever shopped etsy.com , you may have seen the logo at left proudly displayed on your favorite vendor’s page. You may have also seen it on the business cards of local artisans. And it's possible one of your friends has mentioned taking the Pledge, hinting that this should inform whatever...
    Posted to Bead&Button Blog (Weblog) by Stacy Hillmer on 12-01-2008

  • Handmade holidays

    When people find out that I work with beads every day, a lot of them ask if I make beaded items as holiday gifts for friends and family. From time to time I do, but more often than not I run out of time to make as many gifts as I would like to. That’s where drawing on the creative efforts of other people...
    Posted to Bead&Button Blog (Weblog) by Tea on 11-25-2008

  • Re: My Polymer Clay Work

    Thank You so Much for you compliments Here More Photos of My New Creations
    Posted to Polymer Clay (Forum) by Karina - Kabi Designs on 11-20-2008

  • 3-D Beaded Christmas Tree Charm with tutorial!

    Hi all, Just finished drawing the tutorial for my mini Christmas tree charm that I made two as a pair of earrings for myself too! See tutorial at: http://www.beadjewelrymaking.com/2008/project/november.html See all the Christmas trees I made: http://www.beadjewelrymaking.com/2008/beaded_christmas_tree...
    Posted to Show us your work (Forum) by beadflowerangel on 11-10-2008

  • My Polymer Clay Work

    Hi To All I share some Photos of My Polymer Clay Work
    Posted to Polymer Clay (Forum) by Karina - Kabi Designs on 11-04-2008

  • Kame the Prototype

    Here's Kame, she was one of the prototype geisha (2 of 3) I made when trying to decide on a design for my 2008 Halloween geisha. I'm not selling the other 2 because mom liked #1 and I liked #3 so she's the only one going up for sale. The biggest diffference between her and the "official"...
    Posted to Show us your work (Forum) by TracyBeads on 10-21-2008

  • Re: Displaying your wares

    I've re-purposed a bulletin board and a fabric ribbon "bulletin board" by covering them with fabric and using safety or u-pins to hold my . Also, I've purchased white trays with black pads and pin my jewelry to the pads and prop them up about 2 inches on my display tables. For earrings...
    Posted to Bead Talk (Forum) by lindab142 on 10-20-2008

  • 2008 Halloween Geisha- Miira

    I finally finished them! Miira is Japanese for mummy. I made 5 this year not counting the 3 prototypes. Their kimono are made of mummy wrappings and each one holds a sterling silver ankh ( Egyptian symbol for life). While they're all the same basic design, each one still retains her own individuality...
    Posted to Show us your work (Forum) by TracyBeads on 10-17-2008

  • Re: Increasing Web Site Traffic - How

    Hi, i just created my site http://skyjewelry.weebly.com/beaded-bracelets.html Im not sure if this joining facebook, twitter etc stuff will work. Although my brother who is a web designer says the same thing, but i dont see how that would work. Facebook i can do as im already a member, but sites like...
    Posted to Bead Talk (Forum) by Shetal on 10-15-2008

  • Re: Starting a Bead Business?

    Hi, im not sure about what Dot wants,but i need help starting my own business making jewellery and selling it. I currently have come up with this website, but as i am new to this business i have put other things on my site as well. http://skyjewelry.weebly.com/beaded-bracelets.html Is there a market...
    Posted to Bead Talk (Forum) by Shetal on 10-15-2008
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