Here’s A Little Something for Luck
Kayla C. whipped up something green today with a little clover leaf charm for St. Patrick’s Day. Are you feeling lucky today? We are giving away this cute charm bracelet made up of green petite paper beads! All you need to do is leave me a comment on whether you believe in luck or not. I will announce the lucky person on Friday.
Just because it’s St. Patrick’s Day, I am also giving out a strand of green paper beads to the firs 10 people who leaves me a comment.
In the Mood for Mod Paper Bead Necklace-Softflex Giveaway!
Sara of Softlex, the number one choice of beaders for their jewelry stringing material was kind enough to donate three spools of Softflex in beautiful hues of greens. Do you know that they have fun projects and free tutorials on their website? Check it out at: www.softflexcompany.com. They came up with beading wire in a rainbow of colors, no need to hide your wire, this is meant to be shown and be a part of your design. Here is a project idea, that I did with softflex medium in violet color. Don’t you love the mod colors in this necklace? I found these beads on sale at Jo-Ann’s fabric store. The paper beads I used are the diamond shape in coordinating colors and the extra small round beads.
This is the Softlex Trios in Irish greens I am giving away, courtesy of Sara.
Rules? There are no rules, all you have to do is email me or leave me a comment, just tell me a little bit about yourself. For inspiration and ideas on how to use the softflex wire,visit them at Softlex
The materials I used for the Mod Paper Bead Necklace are the following:
Softflex medium in amethyst color. The hot pink looks so pretty too, I’d say it’s cotton candy color.
I used diamond shape and small round paper beads.
Beads in mod colors
Tah Dah….
The Winner for the Tiara Paper Giveaway is Amber. I appreciate all your comments on my 100th posts. Thank you.
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The Rock Candy Paper Bead bracelets I have on etsy is one of my best selling items and I get a lot of emails asking me for a less expensive alternative for the crystals that are used. In one of my trips to the local thrift store I found some fun necklaces that are made of lucite and plastic beads and one of them is made of pink plastic bead with a nugget shape to it. I don’t think I want to wear the necklace by itself, so I took it apart and mix it with paper beads to give it “character”. I love the finished bracelets, they look chunky but light.
I picked this one.
Tah dah!
Looks good enough to eat.
I would like to give this away to someone you know whose life is touched by breast cancer. All you have to do is drop me a comment (who is it for) or email me. The winner will be announced on Wednesday.
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