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Custom Bracelet



I can show you this now. My friend Cindy asked me to make her a bracelet with some beads she saw in my store. I've known Cindy since, who knows, 5th grade? I knew her personality and recently got reconnected with her on FaceBook and also a mini class reunion. She is a purple, in my mind. Do you see people in colors? Sometimes I do very clearly, and sometimes it takes me a while. But Cindy is a purple and this is the bracelet I made for her. She is thrilled with it, which thrills me! It's made with my Victoria Sparkle beads and Tanzanite AB swarovski crystal - the colors change whenever you move the bracelet, which is very cool!

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Cindy9231 said…
I love this custom bracelet Sue made for me. I am already getting so many compliments on it and haven't even walked out the door with it on. I am just thrilled with all the colors in this and will be getting a lot of use out of it. I will be ordering more bracelets and earrings from her. Sue is very talented and I have seen other beads out there but nothing compares to her work! Thanks again Sue! I will cherish this bracelet!
January 20, 2011 at 7:31 PM
Cindy said…
Wow!!! Sue this is gorgeous...I can see why Cindy is so pleased. The best part are your gorgeous beads!
January 20, 2011 at 8:24 PM
kdevale said…
My sister is a purple. My sister-in-law is a cheerful green. I guess I see some people as colors. I wonder what my color is? What is your color Sue?
January 20, 2011 at 10:13 PM
SueBeads said…
Thank you both Cindys!!!! Kobey, I think you are a blue! I think I am a green...but maybe that's not how others see me!
January 21, 2011 at 4:17 PM
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