Charm bracelet


I met the author of Beadalicious, Sonya Nimri, at a local crafting event. In her cool book she says that she is a "more is more kinda gal". I'm wondering if this bracelet I made, inspired by the cover bracelet may not be just a tad more than sufficiently more. But it is relatively light since the beads, recycled from a vintage necklace, are paper mache. BTW, as well as inspiring projects, the book has some very clear and well written basic beading instructions. I bought it and am enjoying it very much.

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Daisie said…
This is really beautiful, not unlike a blue one I made and named Sea Breeze! More is more, without a doubt!!
XXX
June 19, 2008 at 11:29 PM
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