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Old September 22nd 06, 12:39 AM posted to rec.crafts.beads
Sheri
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I have been asked by a friend to create a fall/winter "head piece" using
silk fall flowers, and such.... as well as crystal snow flakes and of
all things.. icicles!!! I have the snow flakes figured out.. but can't
get a grasp on the icicles. She also wants a necklace probably with the
icicles...... any ideas on beads that I can use to create icicles??
This is going to be for a photo shoot on Novemeber 5th in NYC.... so I
have till the middle of October to come up with this.... HELP!!!!
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Old September 22nd 06, 01:07 AM posted to rec.crafts.beads
Cheryl
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OH - Joan, the lampworker who lists as "mothwoman,"
makes the most darling little glass icicle beads....
they would be perfect...
http://members.aol.com/mothfire/icesamples.jpg

Cheryl (how's that for professional courtesy -
advertising for another lampworker! LOLOLOL)
www.dragonbeads.com

Sheri wrote:
I have been asked by a friend to create a fall/winter "head piece" using
silk fall flowers, and such.... as well as crystal snow flakes and of
all things.. icicles!!! I have the snow flakes figured out.. but can't
get a grasp on the icicles. She also wants a necklace probably with the
icicles...... any ideas on beads that I can use to create icicles??
This is going to be for a photo shoot on Novemeber 5th in NYC.... so I
have till the middle of October to come up with this.... HELP!!!!
--
Sheri Shanks
http://www.sassiebrat.com
http://www.displayground.com


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Old September 22nd 06, 03:24 AM posted to rec.crafts.beads
Karen Sherwood
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Add another fellow lampworker's vote for Joan's icicles. There's nothing
to match them out there!

Yay Joan!

KarenS
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Old September 22nd 06, 10:43 AM posted to rec.crafts.beads
mermaidscove_com
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Maybe the Swarovski Avant Garde and Polygon Drop pendants in clear?
Depends really on the other materials but if you are using silk flowers
you could probably cruise Michael's for some plexiglass ones, with the
ornament crafting season coming up you might find something there.
There's a place locally here called Aldik's, speciallizes in that kind
of thing too. Lighter would probably be better anyway.

Ingrid
http://www.mermaidscove.com

"any ideas on beads that I can use to create icicles??"

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Old September 22nd 06, 12:01 PM posted to rec.crafts.beads
Sheri
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DUH!!! I even have two of her icicles in my stash!!!!! Thank you so
much for the gentle tap on my noggin to remind me!!!! I met her at a
show here in Cincinnati.... and have even bookmarked her site! I will
check it out later !!!

In article .com,
says...
OH - Joan, the lampworker who lists as "mothwoman,"
makes the most darling little glass icicle beads....
they would be perfect...
http://members.aol.com/mothfire/icesamples.jpg
Cheryl (how's that for professional courtesy -
advertising for another lampworker! LOLOLOL)
www.dragonbeads.com

Sheri wrote:
I have been asked by a friend to create a fall/winter "head piece" using
silk fall flowers, and such.... as well as crystal snow flakes and of
all things.. icicles!!! I have the snow flakes figured out.. but can't
get a grasp on the icicles. She also wants a necklace probably with the
icicles...... any ideas on beads that I can use to create icicles??
This is going to be for a photo shoot on Novemeber 5th in NYC.... so I
have till the middle of October to come up with this.... HELP!!!!
--
Sheri Shanks
http://www.sassiebrat.com
http://www.displayground.com




--
Sheri Shanks
http://www.sassiebrat.com
http://www.displayground.com
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Old September 22nd 06, 12:04 PM posted to rec.crafts.beads
Sheri
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I looked at some of the "non Swarovski"... and just couldn't do it...
she's chosen me because my stuff sparkles and glitz.... which she
wants... and she knows that I work primarily with Swarovski..... The
flowers and leaves and stuff are going to be fairly cheap.. so I will
have more money for the crystals....

but I have not given up totally on non Swarovski stuff..... forgot about
"mothwoman's" icicles..... thinking that just might be the perfect way
to go.. and to make a necklace with bicones between the icicles...

In article om,
says...
Maybe the Swarovski Avant Garde and Polygon Drop pendants in clear?
Depends really on the other materials but if you are using silk flowers
you could probably cruise Michael's for some plexiglass ones, with the
ornament crafting season coming up you might find something there.
There's a place locally here called Aldik's, speciallizes in that kind
of thing too. Lighter would probably be better anyway.

Ingrid
http://www.mermaidscove.com

"any ideas on beads that I can use to create icicles??"



--
Sheri Shanks
http://www.sassiebrat.com
http://www.displayground.com
 




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