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Hello I'm Teresa Anderson also known as "The Handmaiden"
I have been beading for over 25 years. I enjoy drawing my designs and creating them into the Art of Beadwork. My jewelry designs are one of kind pieces. I believe in creating truly unique' pieces of beadwork of guaranteed quality. I have created many specialized pieces for individuals.I also repair beadwork, so pull out those broken pieces or missing earring to match from your jewelry box and let's see what I can do to repair or create a replica. Look for my pattern books
Hand Made Artistic Beading Volume 1 http://www.lulu.com/product/ebook/hand-made-artistic-beading-vol
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Handmade Lampwork Glass Beads
Handmade Artisan Jewelry
Restringing Services Available-jewelry
Jewelry Supplies
Dog And Cat Collars
Online shopping with local pickup available.
I've made handmade lampwork glass beads for over 20 years. SO fun.
Interested in a class? I teach lampwork beadmaking and wire jewelry making.
Let me know. :)
Check out my merged store at www.dog-cat-collars.com. I've merged Sylcraft beads with my dog and cat collar store for a smooth shopping experience!
Also available are glass pearls, parawire and beading supplies.
At the current time I sell in my online store but offer local pickup options.
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Categorized under Beads, unassembled
Sue Stewart has always wanted to be an artist. Sue also flunked every art class she ever took. From Girl Scouts to adulthood, though, Sue had a love of crafting. She could visualize and create just about anything from sticks, scraps, stones and glue.
In the mid-1970's her husband, a business type, decided to try his hand at making stained glass pieces. David excelled at the art. Sue wound up cutting herself. Even from across the room, she attracted sharp pieces of glass.
After moving to Alaska in 1985, Sue found herself with lots of time on her hands. She set out to find the local craft shops and look for something "new" to play with. She encountered a serious problem. Alaska's capital city had NO craft stores. Not to be outdone by simple absence of opportunity, she opened her own craft
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Categorized under Beads, Unassembled
Categorized under Beads, Unassembled
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Leather Products
Ceramic Beads
Glass Beads
Jewelerssupplies
Beading Classes
Hello I'm Teresa Anderson also known as "The Handmaiden"
I have been beading for over 25 years. I enjoy drawing my designs and creating them into the Art of Beadwork. My jewelry designs are one of kind pieces. I believe in creating truly unique' pieces of beadwork of guaranteed quality. I have created many specialized pieces for individuals.I also repair beadwork, so pull out those broken pieces or missing earring to match from your jewelry box and let's see what I can do to repair or create a replica. Look for my pattern books
Hand Made Artistic Beading Volume 1 http://www.lulu.com/product/ebook/hand-made-artistic-beading-vol
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Categorized under Beads, Unassembled
CLAIMED
Handmade Lampwork Glass Beads
Handmade Artisan Jewelry
Restringing Services Available-jewelry
Jewelry Supplies
Dog And Cat Collars
Online shopping with local pickup available.
I've made handmade lampwork glass beads for over 20 years. SO fun.
Interested in a class? I teach lampwork beadmaking and wire jewelry making.
Let me know. :)
Check out my merged store at www.dog-cat-collars.com. I've merged Sylcraft beads with my dog and cat collar store for a smooth shopping experience!
Also available are glass pearls, parawire and beading supplies.
At the current time I sell in my online store but offer local pickup options.
Categorized under Beads, unassembled
Categorized under Beads, Unassembled
Categorized under Beads, unassembled
Sue Stewart has always wanted to be an artist. Sue also flunked every art class she ever took. From Girl Scouts to adulthood, though, Sue had a love of crafting. She could visualize and create just about anything from sticks, scraps, stones and glue.
In the mid-1970's her husband, a business type, decided to try his hand at making stained glass pieces. David excelled at the art. Sue wound up cutting herself. Even from across the room, she attracted sharp pieces of glass.
After moving to Alaska in 1985, Sue found herself with lots of time on her hands. She set out to find the local craft shops and look for something "new" to play with. She encountered a serious problem. Alaska's capital city had NO craft stores. Not to be outdone by simple absence of opportunity, she opened her own craft
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