Sarita

It is always a compliment when you have designed a pattern to see the results the readers come up with

http://bprecious.blogspot.com/ made Sarita(BeadWork Magazine). I love it!

BeadWork Project

My project in the next BeadWork!

BeadWork

I created the Sarita Necklace before my Dad passed away in 2007 and named it Sarita (Sas - my Dad) and Rita (my Mom). My Dad was so proud to have it named after him and my Mom.   The two people, besides my dear husband, that supported me in every venture throughout my life. I so wish he could see this project published - to you Daddy! How I miss you today - you would have seen the magazine before anyone else1

Patrice Bracelet

Uneven Peyote Cuff made with Miyuki 1,8 Cubes, coin pearls,15/0 seeds,3mm FP crystals.

It is beautiful and drapes sofly around your wrist. I am more a bronze/purple girl - so this colour choice is new for me - but I like it!

Inspirational

Thank you Sabine(TryToBe), I really enjoyed making this bracelet.

Spring Day

Today is the official start of our spring. And at the right time, the trees are blooming and we have a fantastic summers day. I can start to live again, my hibernation period is over!

Thank you!

Heather Collin,Me and Gerlinde Fromont - at the Craft Show - we signed a lot of books today... and we enjoyed it. I am sure we'll do this again! Thanks to all the ladies and gentlemen who bought the book today, and the positive feedback. Much appreciated by us. Thanks to Michelle, her mom and Lisa, who worked so hard behind the scenes and today at the show too. Thanks to our dear friends that came to support us. And dear Dawn - thank you for the muffin, I needed it. On our way back home, we missed the turn-off to the free way, and had to manage our way through Johannesburg - where soccer fever were very high, but we made it safely back.

Must tell you something interesting that we also saw - a traditional beader that wore her beautiful traditional jewellery, even her clothing were traditional - adorned with beads - all made with the Pondo stitch - and believe it or not - the tubular bracelet that we admired had animal skin inside to keep the round shape in tact.She also bought the book!Well, enough said for today - I am so tired, but so happy.