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- At 10:42pm on September 12, 2009,
Mari said… - Awesome Tanisha, Thank you....
- At 7:48pm on September 9, 2009,
Amber said… - Thanks for adding me and thanks for the nice comments!
- At 8:51am on September 7, 2009,
Tanisha Barton said… - I have been visiting the other members pages to see the photos and I have seen a lot of Autumn jewelry. I love it all!
- At 9:51pm on August 30, 2009,
Tanisha Barton said…
- your is beautiful much more than mine but thanks for the words
- At 8:24pm on August 30, 2009,
Rita said… - Thank you, I like your style of work also!
- At 3:31pm on August 30, 2009,
Tanisha Barton said…
- Life, Love and Bead that's my way of living
- At 9:07am on September 22, 2008,
Lorri Ely said… - Hi Tanisha. It is getting cool and rainy here in my home town of Portland, Oregon. The leaves are just starting to change and fall off the trees. How about your weather?
- At 3:25pm on July 11, 2008,
Tanisha Barton said…
- Thank you for visiting my site, I love what you have said about my design I have a lot more but no room on my yahoo to put them all.
- At 11:12pm on July 10, 2008,
Lorri Ely said…
- p.s., we have the same favorite colors in making jewelry--I am always making blue-green stuff! And semi-precious are my fave gemstones. I love the turquouse vibrance necklace on your website--stunning!
- At 11:11pm on July 10, 2008,
Lorri Ely said…
- Welcome, Tanisha, thanks for joining. You are the first member on the site! Expect lots more activity in the next couple weeks after I build up the pages and invite more people. Meanwhile, if you want to post your own link and photos, go join the group, here, then "Start a Discussion" will let you add your own posting and photos. Thanks and enjoy!
http://making-jewelry.ning.com/group/jewelrydesignersgallery
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- Why are you visiting?
- To make new friends
- What is your favorite type of jewelry to make?
- Necklaces/Pendants
- My website is:
- http://kasuallery.squarespace.com
- What is your favorite jewelry making style or medium?
- semi-precious beads, gemstone beads
- What best describes your style?
- funky, sophisticated, one-of-a-kind
- What are your favorite colors in making jewelry?
- Purple and Blue, Green
- What are your favorite beads and stones for making jewelry?
- round, irregular shape, jade, jasper, agate
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JEWELRY TRENDS AUTUMN 2009
The leaves are so wonderful to look at, but we can incorporate the colors into our wardrobe jewelry style. The antique metal is a gorgeous look that goes with any color stone like (Citrine, smokey quartz, diamond, sapphire and even lime Swarovski Crystal.
The natural stones that I am using this year for my Autumn designs range in colors fr… Continue
Posted on August 30, 2009 at 11:00am — 1 Comment
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Chain Gang Jewelry
Books are one of the many jewelry making items many of us add to your holiday gift list, so you may want to take a look at a new book I recently reviewed. This book focuses on making jewelry using prefabricated chain. It is called Chain Style: 50 Contemporary Jewelry Designs (Interweave Press $19.95,) and it is written by Jane Dickerson. Along with designs created by the author, nine other jewelry designer collaborated on this title.After reading the review, you may want to add this to your "want list," or consider giving it to a jewelry making friend.
Chain Gang Jewelry originally appeared on About.com Jewelry Making on Wednesday, November 25th, 2009 at 11:39:31.
Jewelry Junkie Link Love 11/22/09
A Bead A DayDo pearls go with everything? Lisa pairs glass pearls with chain and interesting findings. What do you think?
Art Bead Scene
Art Bead Scene gives you the scoop on findings worth finding - check it out!
Barbe Saint John
I've been a bad blogger! Find out what's up with Barb and her blog.
Carmi's Art/Life World
Carmi makes a brooch with a cameo and other odds and ends.
Cindy Gimbrone aka The Lampwork Diva
Cindy has a new shop on Etsy - the bleeding heart. Check it out!
Earthenwood Studio Chronicles
Melanie shows the piece she made for the new book Chain Style, and talks about her struggles with letting go of her published jewelry pieces.
Jean Campbell
Jean kicks off a new era of self-indulgence with a funky Steampunk necklace.
Jewelry & Beading
Gather up some little beaded flowers and turn them into a very special necklace!
Lorelei's Blog: Inside the Studio
Lorelei's annual craft fair adventure is over and she share's some photos of the Aftermath.
Snap out of it, Jean! There's beading to be done!
Artbeads teamed up with Nintendo DS to create a fantastic virtual learning game for jewelry lovers! Style Lab! Jean shows it off in a youtube clip! FUN for the HOLIDAYS! :)
Strands of Beads
Melissa discusses the virtue of buttons in jewelry-making
Jewelry Junkie Link Love 11/22/09 originally appeared on About.com Jewelry Making on Sunday, November 22nd, 2009 at 12:36:47.
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… ContinueMake It Merry 11/19/09
Welcome to another edition of Make it Merry, where talented crafters share their holiday how-to's.
Advent Candy Tree
Everyone loves counting down to the holidays...add candy to the mix and you've got a fun Advent calendar from Sherri Osborn for the whole family to enjoy.
Pumpkin Cross Stitch Pattern
Use a variegated floss to make a swirling pumpkin that would look great near the Thanksgiving table. Connie G. Barwick has the free pattern.
Knit Wreath Ornament
Scrap knitting makes for fun quick projects that are perfect for any skill level. Sarah E. White has the instructions for this cute wreath.
Miniature Glitter Houses
Snowy villages look great upon every mantle and tabletop. Lesley Shepherd has a free printable so you can make your own tiny houses.
Paper Bead Star Ornament
If you're looking for something a little different to do with your paper beads then take a look at this paper bead star. This project is simple to adapt in a wide variety of ways.
Rustic Pillar Candles
'Tis the season for running out to buy candles. David Fisher will show you how to make these festive pillar candles with the perfect finish.
Pear Diamonds Painted Card
This card has an intricate finish, but it is so easy to make. Tina Jones shows us how to create this colorful card from start to finish.
Christmas Apron Pattern
Just because you've got to bake cookies for the whole family doesn't mean you can't look fabulous! Phyllis Dobbs has created this adorable holiday apron, and she's got the free pattern just for you.
Flower Petal Ornament Cover
Sometimes those plain ornaments just need a little dressing up. Tammy Powley will show you how to use seed beads to create this unique ornament drapery.
Paint a Christmas Tree
Instead of paying a premium for a colored tree, Barbara Crews will show us how to paint your tree red to match the latest holiday trends.
Want to Join Make it Merry to show off your holiday crafts? We will showcase your crafts and recipes of all holiday traditions. Learn more.
Make It Merry 11/19/09 originally appeared on About.com Jewelry Making on Thursday, November 19th, 2009 at 08:35:26.
Jewelry Gifts that Give Twice
Beads for Education is an organization which provides scholarships for girls in Africa through beading. Their goal is to help education and thus help them make a better life for themselves. And, of course, one way they do this through selling beaded jewelry and other beaded items through the organization's web site. The jewelry and other products are made by 25 women who are members of the Dupoto Women's Group.They have a pretty wide variety of merchandise from very cool key chains that sell for only $15 to very elaborate beaded collars that sell for almost two hundred dollars. They also have holiday ornaments, starting at around $12 each.
Jewelry Gifts that Give Twice originally appeared on About.com Jewelry Making on Wednesday, November 18th, 2009 at 07:04:43.
Knock, Knock on Wood Chain
I received a sample of wood chain from Rings & Things. That's right, chain made from wood. I mean...errr..what?
But, I loved the look of the wood - smooth, light, rich, and so different! I was challenged at first and then decided to let the wood do its thing so to speak and simply added some fiber on each end to create this simple necklace.
Even thought the design of my Wood Chain and Purple Hemp Necklace is very simple, I think it's got a good deal of drama going on.
Knock, Knock on Wood Chain originally appeared on About.com Jewelry Making on Tuesday, November 17th, 2009 at 20:33:48.
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