Retail Therapy
I’d been feeling a little low lately and that led to some serious bead retail therapy shopping…. This picture doesn’t even show it all–oh my! Here’s what’s on my table now:
New beads and pendants
The strands of glass beads and the ceramic beads in the little bowl are all from Shipwreck Beads. Fortunately – or unfortunately, (depending on how you look at it), I only live about 15 minutes away from Shipwreck. Those red and black beads are so-o-o cool! The round ceramic charms are from Bo Hulley Beads. You can sorta see that I already made one pair into earrings. The green and brown leaves and the deeply textured rounds are from Chinook Jewelry.
H-m-m-m, what else have I gotten? Well, these from DaviniaDesign:
Venetian Glass from DaviniaDesign
and these from Free Individual:
Handmade bronze metal oval beads from Free Individual
and this from Golem Studios:
Poppy pendant from Golem Studios
and finally this from MartiC51 !
Green Banana Owl - How cute is this???
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I encourage you to visit the BTW Flickr group and see what is on other bead tables.
I love those black & red beads in the group photo! And funny, I scored at the Golem sale today too with one of the same poppy pendants – just a different shape. I hope the retail therapy helped!
I can’t believe I stumbled upon your post right as I was planning a “feeling blue so I indulged in bead therapy” post of my own! Hopefully it helped!
Glad I’m not the only one who turns to beads to cheer themselves up!
I should really give up this bead diet….I’m in love with those orange and turquoise beads and that sweet, silly owl! You are truly an enabler
Great shopping!
This looks like the best therapy of all time! I really like both the ceramic rounds in the first shot as well as that owl. . .he is too, too cute!!
What a cheerfull selection you have here!
I’m curious to see what you will create with so much beauties.
I love retail therapy – it works every time! Looks like you are going to have fun this week in the studio.
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