Comments on: Bead Shows! http://www.wearablejoy.com/2009/09/19/bead-shows/ "Taking care of beadness!" Fri, 23 Apr 2010 05:13:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Patti http://www.wearablejoy.com/2009/09/19/bead-shows/comment-page-1/#comment-19 Patti Wed, 07 Oct 2009 05:04:49 +0000 http://www.wearablejoy.com/?p=37#comment-19 WOW! Where do I start...I really want to go to a bean show with you! When Daniel & I where in Hong Kong we went to a bead store to buy beads for my little sis. After reading a few of your post & looking at those gorgeous pictures, I now want those beads back...she probably doesn't even use them! lol How skilled are you? If I saw a necklace that I like could you replicate it? Hhhmm I love that you're blogging about your bead work. Keep of the great beading! WOW! Where do I start…I really want to go to a bean show with you! When Daniel & I where in Hong Kong we went to a bead store to buy beads for my little sis. After reading a few of your post & looking at those gorgeous pictures, I now want those beads back…she probably doesn’t even use them! lol

How skilled are you? If I saw a necklace that I like could you replicate it? Hhhmm I love that you’re blogging about your bead work. Keep of the great beading!

]]> By: Q & A with Momma | Wearable Joy http://www.wearablejoy.com/2009/09/19/bead-shows/comment-page-1/#comment-14 Q & A with Momma | Wearable Joy Mon, 05 Oct 2009 18:58:42 +0000 http://www.wearablejoy.com/?p=37#comment-14 [...] time for another little Q & A session. In the first session, I answered some great questions by my 1049 (er, MIL for you out-of-the-loopers) Pauli, and this [...] [...] time for another little Q & A session. In the first session, I answered some great questions by my 1049 (er, MIL for you out-of-the-loopers) Pauli, and this [...]

]]> By: Marlena Fox http://www.wearablejoy.com/2009/09/19/bead-shows/comment-page-1/#comment-13 Marlena Fox Tue, 29 Sep 2009 20:58:49 +0000 http://www.wearablejoy.com/?p=37#comment-13 It was so great to read your post. It was as if I wrote it myself. You are so right when it comes to bead shows. I am like a kid in a candy store with my allowance. I am always drawn in by something and then the wheels begin turning. I also get inspired when I see certain ads in magazines and celebrity jewelry. I always make them my own, but it is great inspiration. I know you have seen my website : fancyfoxjewelry.com I add new things quite often. May I suggest for a blog, to do a step by step on basics. For instance wire wrapping, crimping etc. Great work!! Marlena It was so great to read your post. It was as if I wrote it myself. You are so right when it comes to bead shows. I am like a kid in a candy store with my allowance. I am always drawn in by something and then the wheels begin turning.

I also get inspired when I see certain ads in magazines and celebrity jewelry. I always make them my own, but it is great inspiration. I know you have seen my website : fancyfoxjewelry.com I add new things quite often.

May I suggest for a blog, to do a step by step on basics. For instance wire wrapping, crimping etc.

Great work!!
Marlena

]]> By: Mary Petrie http://www.wearablejoy.com/2009/09/19/bead-shows/comment-page-1/#comment-12 Mary Petrie Sun, 20 Sep 2009 05:31:57 +0000 http://www.wearablejoy.com/?p=37#comment-12 Wow! Great pictures...all the colors of the rainbow. I love the interview Q & A session. Will you be doing an instructional post? Complete with step-by-step pictures? Do you need to get an idea of what a necklace will look like before you buy beads so that you buy pretty close to the right amount? I just wonder if you ever find yourself just a bead or a few beads short of being able to accomplish what you picture? I would love to know about how long it takes to make a necklace, but I suppose that varies with the complexity of each necklace. Are there beading "rules" that help you in your designing? For instance, I imagine things should be symmetrical, but I could be wrong. That's all the questions I can think of for now. Have fun! Wow! Great pictures…all the colors of the rainbow. I love the interview Q & A session. Will you be doing an instructional post? Complete with step-by-step pictures?

Do you need to get an idea of what a necklace will look like before you buy beads so that you buy pretty close to the right amount? I just wonder if you ever find yourself just a bead or a few beads short of being able to accomplish what you picture? I would love to know about how long it takes to make a necklace, but I suppose that varies with the complexity of each necklace. Are there beading “rules” that help you in your designing? For instance, I imagine things should be symmetrical, but I could be wrong.

That’s all the questions I can think of for now. Have fun!

]]> By: Mary Petrie http://www.wearablejoy.com/2009/09/19/bead-shows/comment-page-1/#comment-11 Mary Petrie Sun, 20 Sep 2009 05:30:35 +0000 http://www.wearablejoy.com/?p=37#comment-11 Wow! Great pictures...all the colors of the rainbow. I love the interview Q & A session. Will you be doing an instructional post? Complete with step-by-step pictures? Do you need to get an idea of what a necklace will look like before you buy beads so that you buy pretty close to the right amount? I just wonder if you ever find yourself just a bead for a few beads short of being able to accomplish what you picture? I would love to know about how long it takes to make a necklace, but I suppose that varies with the complexity of each necklace. Are there beading "rules" that help you in your designing? For instance, I imagine things should be symmetrical, but I could be wrong. That's all the questions I can think of for now. Have fun! Wow! Great pictures…all the colors of the rainbow. I love the interview Q & A session. Will you be doing an instructional post? Complete with step-by-step pictures?

Do you need to get an idea of what a necklace will look like before you buy beads so that you buy pretty close to the right amount? I just wonder if you ever find yourself just a bead for a few beads short of being able to accomplish what you picture? I would love to know about how long it takes to make a necklace, but I suppose that varies with the complexity of each necklace. Are there beading “rules” that help you in your designing? For instance, I imagine things should be symmetrical, but I could be wrong.

That’s all the questions I can think of for now. Have fun!

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