Greens.
Metallics.
And then imagine the other 9 drawers. . . .
Go here for bead show info.
So if you’re going to be anywhere around Dallas/Ft. Worth this weekend, you might want to check this out. And if you see us there, be sure to say “hi.” I’ll be the one drooling into the jewelry displays, and The EGE will be the one standing around looking patient.
Oh, wait: that describes just about every couple there. Yeah, so: orange hair.
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The show sounds wonderful! Yes, patient husbands are a plus... one can never have too many beads..Becky
those greens are luscious!!!!!
I'm a freak for beads - and I never use them - I just buy them - stick them in the supply cupboard - and then buy some more another time.
Your hair comment gave me a giggle. My son's preschool teacher, a conservative lady who is getting on in years, recently dyed a shock of her hair bright pink. I kind of looked at her and thought "Dang, you know, not only did I have her typecast but I've kind of wanted to try that and now she's beaten me to it."
Later one of the little rugrats lisped "Teacher G---, what happened to your hair? Why is it pink?" She very matter-of-factly responded "Because I like pink."
I wish I'd had a preschool teacher with bright pink (or orange or purple) hair.
EGE- bless him, he deserves an award for taking you. Lovely beads and great things you made.
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