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Here's just a better photo of that cute little trio of beads I showed the other day. I think they'd be great in a necklace or bracelet design!

Comments

Anonymous said…
Oh, you're right. I can appreciate all the little details now.
Doreen said…
I still like them :-)
Kristin said…
Ack! Quit tempting me Sue!
Marie Cramp said…
WOW!! Congrats those are amazing!!! I got the beads you sent me. They are soooo beautiful. I can not tell you how much I love them. Thank you so much. Times may be tight, but I will always be a fan and a customer. As soon as I make a little something I will let you know and send you a photo.

Hugs
Marie
Rocki Adams said…
Wow Sue, you've been busy while I've been visiting with my son! Took him to the airport last night :(

Love all your new beads - beautiful as always!
pam ferrari said…
Nice detail! Can the engineer come to my house and take my pictures?

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