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Jen Judd



Jen Judd is another person who has waited patiently for me to show you some photos of her work with my beads! Again, same excuses - concussion, surgery, spring break. I am going to try and time this to post tomorrow while I am knocked out with the Michael Jackson drug. Here are some photos of her work with my beads and enamel headpins - fantastic! Tip from Jen - if you work the headpins too hard, they crack. Just be a little gentle with them!

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Sparkle Queen said…
Jen does rock! I've followed her blog for some time now and love, Love, LOVE her work (and her witty sense of humor too!) :)

I have to laugh right now because I read your post super fast the first time through and I read "Her headpins are like crack!" Re-reading it, I caught the full sentence. I giggle because I love Jen's work and it's all like crack. YOu get addicted to her creations!

So yes, I'm a little off, but one thing is certain... Jen Judd ROCKS! :o)
April 9, 2010 at 1:25 PM
Unknown said…
Beautiful jewelry with some beautiful beads! Thanks for introducing her.
April 9, 2010 at 9:34 PM
Anonymous said…
very nice, luv those beads!
April 9, 2010 at 10:57 PM
stregata said…
Wishing you the best, Sue. Hope we will be hearing from you again soon!
April 10, 2010 at 1:55 AM
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