Anyone bought PC beads from this seller?

http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZsquirreletteQQhtZ-1

She's got great feedback but I'd feel a little more confident if
someone here had some info. The beads look great!

Shelby

Shelby,

Never heard of her, but she's got excellent feedback and her prices are
certainly fair!

Barbara
Beader and Polymer Clay Junky

http://www.penguintrax.com and http://www.backseatgrammarian.com

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Magickal Girl wrote:

http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZsquirreletteQQhtZ-1

She's got great feedback but I'd feel a little more confident if
someone here had some info. The beads look great!

Shelby

Why was she compelled to describe all the polyclay beads as "lampwork
style"? I don't see that they are particularly like lampwork (as though
that has one particular style). They are just fine for what they are.
There's no shame in polyclay beads!

Gina


Magickal Girl wrote:
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZsquirreletteQQhtZ-1

She's got great feedback but I'd feel a little more confident if
someone here had some info. The beads look great!

Shelby

To me, they do resemble a lot of lampwork I see lately but you're right
there's NO SHAME in polyclay - I love them!

Shelby

Gina Bull wrote:
Why was she compelled to describe all the polyclay beads as "lampwork
style"? I don't see that they are particularly like lampwork (as though
that has one particular style). They are just fine for what they are.
There's no shame in polyclay beads!

Gina


Magickal Girl wrote:
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZsquirreletteQQhtZ-1

She's got great feedback but I'd feel a little more confident if
someone here had some info. The beads look great!

Shelby

Gina Bull wrote:
Why was she compelled to describe all the polyclay beads as "lampwork
style"? I don't see that they are particularly like lampwork (as though
that has one particular style). They are just fine for what they are.
There's no shame in polyclay beads!

Gina

Well, yeah... and not only that, but she's using a cane style that
achieves a level of detail unique to polyclay. Lots of lampworkers have
tried for years to replicate that look in polyclay, but none have
succeeded.

Maybe we should start calling lampwork painterly florals "polyclay style?"

--
-Kalera
http://www.beadwife.com
http://www.bridgetownglass.com
On eBay: http://www.snurl.com/1sfe

The use of "lampwork style" is a spin off my wire wrapped
polymer clay bead pendant auctions. Seeing that I usually get the
highest price for a single polymer clay bead on ebay... there are going
to be people leeching. The term "lampwork style" is a legal term and
draws in a wider audience on Ebay.


Matthew
www.createapendant.com





Gina Bull wrote:
Why was she compelled to describe all the polyclay beads as "lampwork
style"? I don't see that they are particularly like lampwork (as though
that has one particular style). They are just fine for what they are.
There's no shame in polyclay beads!

Gina


Magickal Girl wrote:
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZsquirreletteQQhtZ-1

She's got great feedback but I'd feel a little more confident if
someone here had some info. The beads look great!

Shelby