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I agree with Subeeds. Magpie Gemstones sells awesome laboradite in several different sizes--very good quality. Erin
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I don't know what your pieces look like, but you could choose several key words and phrases to describe your your individual style. Like, do you use vintage pieces? Recycled? Stone? Metal? Are your pieces romantic? Feminine? Contemporary? Classic? Funky? I like lots of different styles, but I would describe my signature style as contemporary and
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My experience with craigslist is it is great for selling used stuff you just want to get rid of and don't want to haul it to the dump, but don't mind if it doesn't bring much money. Many people are grateful to have your old couch for $50, and it doesn't go fill up a landfill somewhere, but people who buy from craigslist are looking for
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fire mountain gems has a good selection of large nuggets, and you can buy HUGE acrylic faceted rounds and rondelles there. I bought a bunch and used them to make christmas decorations. :-) Erin
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very cool! Love the black and white woven suede. Erin
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Love the gorgeous earthy colors in the ring! Erin
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Its really simple to seal your image. I use mod podge (you can buy a small bottle at michaels, or any craft store, for about $3.). It looks like elmers glue when you brush it on but it dries clear. I think you could probably just use elmer's or any white craft glue as well. Just brush it on in a thin coat and let it dry. Then use diamond glaze over
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love the color combos. Especially the olive colored one. I have a terrible time finding olive colored seed beads! Erin
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love the silver swirls over the gold woven wings. the Laboradite is gorgeous! Erin
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[quote user="Sherri S."]But isn't Art Beads super expensive? Everything I've seen on their site I have found to be over-priced.[/quote] Artbeads is not a good deal for some things, but is very competitive for others. They do have free shipping, so you have to figure that into the total bill. My suggestion for wood beads is beads and