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Heifer International: This organization
was our chosen charity for 2007. By selling Helen's logo pendants, we were able to purchase a
water buffalo for a family in the Philippines. Check back to find out more about our 2008 pick, and
thanks to everyone who purchased a pendant and helped us to achieve this goal for 2007.
Kozmickid: Some of you may notice that my own jewelry is now
missing from this site. In order to focus this site more on artisan ceramic beads, I've moved it to my Etsy store. Please check
there often for unique earrings, eclectic necklaces, and more. Want something in Buckeye gray and red? This is the place to look!
Earthen Soul Beads: In this store, I've listed some of my ceramic pendants,
buttons and pieces that, for whatever reason, I didn't want to list on Embroidered Soul. Perhaps it was a style I didn't think I
wanted to continue, or perhaps it was an experimental piece that I was seeking a forum for. Look here if you want to see more of Helen
O'Donnell's work.
Little Feather's Spirit: This is the site
of talented wire and bead artist, Mary Tanner. While Mary's website is still under development,
you will find a lot of beautiful jewelry here to keep you engaged. And I'm sure Mary would love
a custom order, so don't be afraid to email. Mary's work can be seen in Bead Trends premier
issue and will be coming out also in the 2009 Bead a Day calendar.
Grand River Beads: Located inside the Silverthorne Gallery
in Rocky River, Ohio, owner Eva Sherman's bead shop focuses on top-quality jewelry-making supplies
and unique handcrafted artisan jewelry. Stop in and visit next time you're in northern Ohio, and
don't forget to check out Eva's beautiful work in our online gallery.
Sacred Cat Studio: This website showcases
the beautiful handiwork of Cat. Cat is always open to commissioned pieces, so feel free to visit her
site and send a special request via email. Be sure to see her work in our online gallery.
Bead Links: Here's a handy list of links
to beading websites. Check it out! You never know what you might find.
MoonWave: Here's where you'll find Cora Anne
Germer's line of original jewelry creations. Many of her pieces feature our bead combos or raku and ceramic pendants. In addition
to beautiful jewelry, Cora Anne has been creating personal care products designed to bring out your inner beauty. Check it all out
on Etsy, the premier site for handmade goods. Tell Cora Anne Embroidered Soul sent you!
Gahanna Bead Shop: Susan Sherman is the owner of this local
bead store, where the store's purpose is to provide a "creative haven" for beaders. Find single beads or strands, lampwork and artisan beads here, where the friendly staff are ready and willing to answer
your beading and design questions. Susan also stocks our Greek ceramic pendants.
1 Stop Bead Shop: From the time Lisa Busch opened this bead store in
2006, the shop has become well-known for its selection of classes and ever-burgeoning stock of beads. Enthusiasm abounds in this
store, and you can learn just about any beading technique you'd like in one of their many classes, taught by area artists. Lisa stocks
our Greek ceramic beads and pendants as well as a few of my raku pieces and Sharleen's ceramic pendants.
Siggie Plus: A visit to Signe's store is sure to stir your senses. Take
a look at her lovely hatpins, especially geared toward the Red Hat Club; or perhaps your taste runs more toward her beautifully designed
one-of-a-kind pieces, filled with silver and stones. You'll enjoy browsing through all the pages of this personal and lovingly-made
store.
Julie*ry: If you like Juliet Friedman's work in the gallery,
be sure to check out her store on Etsy. There you'll find lots of interesting and unusual pieces of jewelry.
Corkycat and her Delights: If you enjoyed seeing Rae Lambert's
work in the gallery, please visit her Etsy store, where she sells whimsical earrings, bracelets and necklaces at extremely
reasonable prices.
Art Bead Scene: Art Bead Scene is an interactive blog with the goal of uniting bead artists
of all materials and the jewelry designers who use art beads in their work. One of my leaf pendants is featured in this blog. Check it out!
Becca's Beauties: Rebecca Meeks sells her jewelry in her Etsy shop,
Becca's Beauties. Please take a look; you won't be disappointed! Becca has been my customer in the past, and I can tell you
that she is a very sweet person to deal with.
BEADZ: Alison Libby's beautiful and
creative jewelry work resides here. See Allison's lovely multi-stranded necklace on our Bead Gallery page, and
be sure to pick up your own copy of Bead Style May 2008 to see it in print.
Rebekah
Hodous: A visit to Rebekah's gallery is like a trip to the eye-candy store! Check
out her unique embroidered creations, such as collars and pouches, and be
inspired by her tasteful jewelry creations.
Embellishments,
Inc.: We love the personalized
service we get from Embellishments. Have a question? Ask Jan; she'll get
back to you in a snap. And their ever changing stock is always fun
to browse.
Knot
Work: The Macrame Site: Charlie's a great guy, ready to answer any
and all macram�questions you might have. He features patterns on his
website and useful ideas for this ages-old knotting technique. He also
uses our Greek ceramic beads in his creations.
Original
Beading: Stephanie Lawrence makes some awesome jewelry and exhibits
and sells at juried shows around the northeast. Be sure to check out
her upcoming men's designs, too!
5 Fish Designs:
Krista Tseu makes incredible jewelry that is unique in design. She also makes glass lampwork
beads. Check out her website and be inspired!
Walsh Brothers:
A comprehensive site located in the UK with a huge variety of jewelry available, plus innumerable
links to other sites.
Sunshine Originals:
Sunshine Witt makes lovely beaded cabochons and stunning necklaces. Her work seems intricate and
detailed, lovingly crafted with attention to detail.
Spectrums Jewelry: Buy wedding rings, wedding bands, bridal jewelry and gold jewelry online at Wholesale Prices!
Jeweler Central: Links for hundreds of jewelers nationwide.
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