Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house. Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse...
I'll be drawing for this on December 1st. Here's how to win him for your own.
1. “Like” my Facebook fanpage
2. Refer a friend to “like” my Facebook fanpage
3. Comment on my blog
4. Promote any of my stuff online (tweet, blog, whatever)
Each time you do one of these, you get your name put in a hat and I’ll be drawing a name. When you do or more of these send an email with the subject “Free Bead Drawing” to HeatherBehrendt@hotmail.com and what you did, so I know who wants to play, so I can keep track and so I can contact you if you win
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Overrun by Glass Beads! Random Giveaway!
So, as I've been cleaning my desk, my studio and the rest of the house, I keep finding more and more beads. Whenever I do laundry there are beads in my pants pockets. When I hear one of the cats batting something around, it's a bead. They are everywhere!
I'm pretty good about putting sets together, photographing them and filing them away. Everything you see photographed has been neatly bagged and is ready to ship out to its new home. Everything else is a couple matching beads that I keep meaning to add a few more to make it a set, or some other form of orphan. I'll set them somewhere I can see so I can make a point to get back to it, but that never happens. Or I do end up making more beads to complete the set, but one of my cats decides the original bead is a new fantastic toy.
So, to help alleviate this problem I'm going to start giving some beads away! Hooray!
This will be in the form of random drawings either monthly or biweekly. Here's how to get a chance to win.
1. "Like" my Facebook fanpage
2. Refer a friend to "like" my Facebook fanpage
3. Comment on my blog
4. Promote any of my stuff online (tweet, blog, whatever)
Each time you do one of these, you get your name put in a hat and I'll be drawing a name. When you do or more of these send an email with the subject "Free Bead Drawing" to HeatherBehrendt@hotmail.com, so I know who wants to play, so I can keep track and so I can contact you if you win :)
Hope you guys have fun with this. I'll start a November drawing in the next post.
I'm pretty good about putting sets together, photographing them and filing them away. Everything you see photographed has been neatly bagged and is ready to ship out to its new home. Everything else is a couple matching beads that I keep meaning to add a few more to make it a set, or some other form of orphan. I'll set them somewhere I can see so I can make a point to get back to it, but that never happens. Or I do end up making more beads to complete the set, but one of my cats decides the original bead is a new fantastic toy.
So, to help alleviate this problem I'm going to start giving some beads away! Hooray!
This will be in the form of random drawings either monthly or biweekly. Here's how to get a chance to win.
1. "Like" my Facebook fanpage
2. Refer a friend to "like" my Facebook fanpage
3. Comment on my blog
4. Promote any of my stuff online (tweet, blog, whatever)
Each time you do one of these, you get your name put in a hat and I'll be drawing a name. When you do or more of these send an email with the subject "Free Bead Drawing" to HeatherBehrendt@hotmail.com, so I know who wants to play, so I can keep track and so I can contact you if you win :)
Hope you guys have fun with this. I'll start a November drawing in the next post.
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Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Windowed Pendants
I just wanted to share some of the new pendants I've been making lately. I love them and I hope you do too. Each one has a different unique core encased in a thick layer of clear. Using my flat lap, I added windows to make them look like geodes.
This one is my favorite. The outside has been covered in black enamels for a bit of a texture. It's really neat to grind away at the plainer surface of the bead to find an awesome looking core.
Here's a couple more
This one is my favorite. The outside has been covered in black enamels for a bit of a texture. It's really neat to grind away at the plainer surface of the bead to find an awesome looking core.
Here's a couple more
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