Guess what? I have some jewelry items at a craft show in the 1305 Gallery. A few artists put their items for sale at the Gallery's Annual Holiday Show and Kevin's cousin asked me to add some items for the Cindy Craft Cartel table. So I was in - with about a week's notice, it was a pretty hectic deadline to get some jewelry items, but sometimes a deadline is good for creating those pieces I've had mulling about in my head for awhile and keep thinking, I'll get to but hardly take the time to. Well, now is the time! I worked and worked and probably neglected the kids a little while working on this. I also recently got some supplies for some more pieces, which I will be posting about soon and getting to the show asap!
The show runs from now (well, actually started on Black Friday) through January 5th. Hours are: Monday-Saturday: 11-7, & Sundays 12-5.
Here are some of my pieces that are currently at 1305 Gallery!:
Friday, November 30, 2012
Saturday, November 3, 2012
Ears To You Blog Hop
Thank you CopperDiem for starting this hop and for letting me be a part of it. Check here for the other's in the blog hop.

My first blog hop....
I've certainly lurked on others and saw how cool it is to be a part of one - the networking, the feedback, seeing everyone's creativity when all are given the same directions.
So here's the deal with this one. These earrings were created to be donated to the Ears to You organization whose mission "is to provide earrings to lift the spirits of women undergoing chemotherapy for any type of cancer." Pretty awesome idea, huh? The organization is located in Hinkley, OH - which is just around the corner from where I grew up - thought that was kind of cool too.
And here are the earrings.
The lampworked discs and stars in the first and last ones are from Jodie Marshall. The pink pixies in the last earring set are from My Elements. The purple flower Czech glass daisy beads in the second earrings are from Yashma Creations paired with some purple drops from Hobby Lobby. The third pink and tiger's eye earrings are a pattern from a Beadwork magazine.
That's it - they have been shipped!
Thank you for looking. Here are the other participants. Take the time to look at all of theirs too!
Copper Diem
My Addictions
Beads, Tea and Sweets
Juls Beads
Fabric of my Life
Blogging Business Artisans
Jeannie's Blog
Lorelei's Blog
One Kiss Creations
Backstory Beads
According to Katie
Cherish Designs
Beads: Rolling Downhill
Falling Into The Sky
Garden Path Beads
Antiquity Travelers
Sissy and Jacks
Erin Siegel Jewelry/Art Bead Scene
Northwood Creative Studio
SilverRose Designs
Dreamin of Beads/SAS Jewelry Design
Cabe Woman ** You are here**
Summers Studio
Honey from the Bee
Shaiha's Ramblings
Mama's Got to Doodle
Beads for Busy Gals
Tanya McGuire
Creative Atelier
My first blog hop....
I've certainly lurked on others and saw how cool it is to be a part of one - the networking, the feedback, seeing everyone's creativity when all are given the same directions.
So here's the deal with this one. These earrings were created to be donated to the Ears to You organization whose mission "is to provide earrings to lift the spirits of women undergoing chemotherapy for any type of cancer." Pretty awesome idea, huh? The organization is located in Hinkley, OH - which is just around the corner from where I grew up - thought that was kind of cool too.
And here are the earrings.
The lampworked discs and stars in the first and last ones are from Jodie Marshall. The pink pixies in the last earring set are from My Elements. The purple flower Czech glass daisy beads in the second earrings are from Yashma Creations paired with some purple drops from Hobby Lobby. The third pink and tiger's eye earrings are a pattern from a Beadwork magazine.
That's it - they have been shipped!
Thank you for looking. Here are the other participants. Take the time to look at all of theirs too!
Copper Diem
My Addictions
Beads, Tea and Sweets
Juls Beads
Fabric of my Life
Blogging Business Artisans
Jeannie's Blog
Lorelei's Blog
One Kiss Creations
Backstory Beads
According to Katie
Cherish Designs
Beads: Rolling Downhill
Falling Into The Sky
Garden Path Beads
Antiquity Travelers
Sissy and Jacks
Erin Siegel Jewelry/Art Bead Scene
Northwood Creative Studio
SilverRose Designs
Dreamin of Beads/SAS Jewelry Design
Cabe Woman ** You are here**
Summers Studio
Honey from the Bee
Shaiha's Ramblings
Mama's Got to Doodle
Beads for Busy Gals
Tanya McGuire
Creative Atelier
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Other creative endeavors - Halloween Yarn Wreath
I am a knitter. I was a knitter. I am a knitter. And before I started hoarding beads, I hoarded yarn - and still have the stash. While there is a very small, remote possibility that I may actually use all of the yarn, (kind of like last year, when I finally bought and made very easy felt applique stockings instead of believing that someday I would crossstitch stockings for the whole family)..... sometimes I get realistic - so I made a Yarn wreath and invited a friend to "shop Denise's Yarn Hoard" to make a wreath of her own. I may have to make more - very quick. Great bang for your buck (and time!). There is plenty of inspiration on Pinterest and Etsy for these too.
In the meantime, I also started a blanket that I bought the yarn form 3 years ago. An easy knit - with little thinking involved. I'm hoping to get it done while watching some of my favorite tv shows (like Hoarders - Ha!). Which mean it may take until next year before it gets done.
In the meantime, I also started a blanket that I bought the yarn form 3 years ago. An easy knit - with little thinking involved. I'm hoping to get it done while watching some of my favorite tv shows (like Hoarders - Ha!). Which mean it may take until next year before it gets done.
Saturday, October 27, 2012
More earrings
In just a few days, I will be posting an earring blog hop - and that definitely motivated me to design earrings - all sorts, well, all sorts in the small amount of time I have for beading. So I've been able to post a few more to Etsy. And come back on November 3rd to see the Blog Hop reveal.
These are so sophisticated (?!) - is that the right word? Don't know, but can't wait to make them in a few other colors.
And some delicate flower earrings - I've been pondering these lucite flower beads for a long time - may try these in a few other colors too.
These are so sophisticated (?!) - is that the right word? Don't know, but can't wait to make them in a few other colors.
And some delicate flower earrings - I've been pondering these lucite flower beads for a long time - may try these in a few other colors too.
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Another new bracelet
The idea from this bracelet is from Interweave's 10 leather bracelet emag. It turned out well but I couldn't get both pieces of leather cording through the lampworked bead - which was pretty frustrating.
Swavorski crystal lavender chain from Word of Beads - local shop
White leather cording from Potomac Beading Company
Acorn lampworked bead: Loriola lampworked beads from Ornamentea
Swavorski crystal lavender chain from Word of Beads - local shop
White leather cording from Potomac Beading Company
Acorn lampworked bead: Loriola lampworked beads from Ornamentea
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
New bracelet
Hey! After looking through just about every person's blog from the Lori Anderson Bead Soup Blog Party, I stumbled across a tutorial for a cool- looking bracelet and had to make one for myself.
The original tutorial is from The Gossiping Goddess: http://thegossipinggoddess.blogspot.com/p/tutorials.html
Simple, casual with a little bit of - how'd you do that? I like it.
The red ceramic bead is from: JeraLunaDesigns
The teal glass Indo-Pacific glass seed beads are from Yuki Designs.
Vintaj brass jumprings.
The original tutorial is from The Gossiping Goddess: http://thegossipinggoddess.blogspot.com/p/tutorials.html
Simple, casual with a little bit of - how'd you do that? I like it.
The red ceramic bead is from: JeraLunaDesigns
The teal glass Indo-Pacific glass seed beads are from Yuki Designs.
Vintaj brass jumprings.
Sunday, October 21, 2012
Going to the Farm...
We went to a local farm for some fun Fall activities. A corn maze, hay ride, picking out pumpkins and lots of cool pumpkin people for the kids to imagine with. The corn maze was hard!!! - we were supposed to look for 6 shapes in the maze and ended up only finding two before the kids got tired. The hayride was cool and only had one small "scary tunnel" as Joey pointed out. Good times right now - the kids are at a cool age. They all really enjoy these kinds of excursions.
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