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Visitors Gallery
Below is a gallery of pictures visitors have submitted.
I hope you enjoy them.
Shelley Gross is sharing one of her beautiful bracelets with us. Shelley calls this piece 'All Ruffled Up,' and you can purchase the pattern or kit for this gorgeous bracelet -- along with more of Shelley's beautiful designs -- at Shelley's website, ChicaDesigns. Thank you, Shelley, for sharing your beautiful bracelet with us.

Barbara Holloway is sharing four of her beautiful bracelets with us. Barbara made these bracelets with materials she purchased from me. Thank you, Barbara, for sharing your beautiful bracelets with us.

Aqua Rondell Turquoise and Chartreuse

Blue Green Kumihimo Braid Herringbone
Susan Lawson has submitted a beautiful necklace she made using Twisted Herringbone, with a bead or two added horizontally. It is predominantly made of 8/0 hexes, with a twist of 11's and a dash of Swarovski crystals. Thank you, Susan, for sharing your beautiful necklace with us.

Jason Cochran has submitted a necklace he has named 'Blood Dragonfly." Jason says, " This necklace is on red rat tail cord that is adjustable (double slip knot). It has a center piece dangle that is carved bone of a stylized dragon fly. On each embellishment to the sides (from top to bottom) are amethyst, quartz, and onyx chips on sterling silver wire."
You can find more of Jason's finished work on his photo-bucket page located at http://photobucket.com/west3791
Thank you for sharing your work with us Jason.

Cari Pease has submitted her version of my Purple Butterfly pattern. She says,
"I was on a pattern search today and realized that an amulet bag I made a few years ago is one of your patterns so I thought I would send you a picture of it. I changed the body color to a dark green, used a mix from ee-beads for the bag, and had to buy about a dozen different purples until I got the right one that worked with the mix. I beaded it in Delicas, used Czech glass for the fringe, plastic flowers for the side fringe and made the strap in spiral stitch (love it but it took forever!.)"
It may have taken forever, but it turned out gorgeous! Thank you, Cari, for sharing it with everyone.

Sandy Schultz has submitted her collection of beautiful stained-glass butterflies. Sandy made them using the pattern -- Stained Glass Butterfly -- Peyote. Absolutely gorgeous!


If you would like to submit your work to the gallery, you may do so by sending a picture and a brief write-up to cbbeads@qnet.com .
Unless otherwise stated, all designs are original designs by, and the sole property of, Charlene Booth.
You may use these designs for personal use only.
Copyright © December 24, 1997.
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