jbEbert - pearls, gems and a little bling

Sale Time!!

2012-01-22T18:51:00.000-05:00

Season-End Sale starts today and runs through Valentine's Day, February 14!

Everything in the Etsy shop is

WOW! 20% OFF!!

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A Party For Your Wrist

2011-08-09T14:10:00.000-04:00

photo: jbEbert

The Fiesta Bracelet

This bracelet in vivid hot pink, orange, yellow and blue is created from hand-linked gemstones and decorated with an antique enameled button medallion.

"In the heat of the night we are having a fiesta
We dance until siesta when the sun comes alive"
- lyrics, “Heat of the Night” – Aqua

photo: flickr; llllll1

Planning a Fiesta!

2011-08-03T21:52:00.000-04:00

photo: jbEbert

It is time for more color now that its summer. I remember on our last cruise in the Caribbean we stopped along the Mexican coast at Costa Maya. It was a vendor settlement just for the cruise ships, I'm sure, but the one highlight was the colorful Ballet Folklorico group that provided free entertainment. I'm sure they put on their show several times a day, but they truly seemed to enjoy it! Their dancing was full of joy, and energy and color, and it was delightful. I've pulled a collection of gemstones in fiesta colors, and an antique enameled button from England to create this festive new bracelet. I'll finish it tomorrow and post it in my Etsy shop before the weekend.

photo: flickr; Al_HikesAZ

1000 Shop Hearts on Etsy!!! Yayyyy!!

2011-07-28T20:19:00.000-04:00

jbEbert hit 1000 shop hearts at 7:31pm Thursday evening in the Etsy shop!! Hurray!! In celebration all purchases will be 15% off for the next 24 hours!! At checkout use Coupon Code 1KHEARTS to receive the discount. And Thank You everyone for all your support. I love you all!!

The Climbing Rose

2011-07-27T21:27:00.000-04:00

photo: jbEbert

Tumbled garnets the color of American Beauty roses are set on pins and hand-linked into a bracelet chain sectioned like parterre between walls of mystic pink quartz on which vermeil roses bloom. The vermeil hook clasp is set with two 19th century enameled blouse buttons that set the theme. Available now in my Etsy shop.

The inspiration for this bracelet was all romance:

“The rose is a flower of love. The world has acclaimed it for centuries. Pink roses are for love hopeful and expectant. White roses are for love dead or forsaken, but the red roses, ah the red roses are for love triumphant.” – anonymous

photo: smilla4

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As I was searching for the romantic quote I had remembered I ran across two not-so-romantic quotes that made me laugh, and I just have to share:

“I once had a rose named after me and I was very flattered. But I was not pleased to read the description in the catalogue: no good in a bed, but fine up against a wall. – Eleanor Roosevelt

“Why is it no one ever sent me yet one perfect limousine, do you suppose? Ah no, it's always just my luck to get one perfect rose.” – Dorothy Parker

Ha ha!!

News Flash!

2011-07-23T09:01:00.000-04:00

As of this morning I have 988 shop hearts on my Etsy shop. That is amazing! I am so grateful and thrilled that my work is appreciated by so many people that I have decided to have a 24-hour sale on Etsy when the total reaches 1000 (which might be soon!). Everything in the shop will be 15% off for one day. Keep watching, and don't let the celebration pass you by!

Now I need to get back to work. I sold two pieces yesterday, locally, and my shop is getting awfully bare. The bracelet from the last post is nearly finished. I'll post it shortly.

A Romantic Mood

2011-07-20T08:57:00.000-04:00

photo: jbEbert

Well, those who know me, know I am always in a romantic mood. I have dipped into my stash of antique buttons and found these two rose themed little buttons that reached out to me, and each other. Among several strings of deep red garnets, just this one matched this particular heart-red enamel. The teeny roses led me to rose quartz, rhodocrusite, and teeny pink and green seed pearls. Pink, hearts, roses ... all common in the romantic theme, but I think this will make an uncommon bracelet. Check back this weekend to see what happens!

The influence of a Fable

2011-07-14T09:37:00.000-04:00

"A Fox and a Raven" by Aesop, as told by Sir Roger L'Estrange in 1692

A certain Fox spy’d out a Raven, upon a Tree with a Morsel in his Mouth, that set his Chops a watering: but how to come at it was the Question. Oh thou blessed Bird! (says he) the Delight of the Gods and of Men! and so he lays himself forth upon the Gracefulness of the Raven’s Person, and the Beauty of his Plumes: his admirable Gift of Augury, &c. and now, says the Fox, if thou hast but a Voice answerable to the rest of thy excellent Qualities, the Sun in the Firmament could not shew the World such another Creature. This nauseous Flattery sets the Raven immediately a gaping as wide as he ever could stretch, to give the Fox a taste of his Pipe; but upon the opening of his Mouth, he drops his Breakfast, which the Fox presently chopt up, and then bad him remember, that whatever he had said of his Beauty, he had spoken nothing yet out of his Brains.

This whimsical necklace begins with a large black onyx carved as a bunch of grapes and used as the focal pendant. Alternating between matte finished onyx cubes are plump bunches of peridot and pearls, nearly ripe.

On one collarbone rests the cinnabar sterling box clasp carved with the images of two haughty ravens,

and on the other is an antique 19th century waistcoat button embossed with the head of the sly Reynard. The back is a double chain of hand linked polished onyx rondels. It is intended to be worn with the fox gazing enviously at the ravens perched among the fruit-laden vines.

Leon Rousseau's painted panel of "The Fox and the Crow", 19th century French

I'm ready for my close-up

2011-07-12T10:14:00.000-04:00

Introducing Tinkerbelle, our mannequin. We are out of the photo booth and working in the dining alcove to get shots of the necklaces. She's all a-twitter since I bought her some pretty clothes!

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And this is the photo

The influence of a Hummingbird

2011-07-07T18:12:00.000-04:00

With a string of rare lavender opals, several very clean and sparkly amethysts (both lilac and green), and the most divine Brazilian stalactite, this bracelet/necklace combination seemed to design itself. Including nearly one hundred 24k gold vermeil Bali headpins, I hand linked the components together into two related bracelets that clasp together to make one opulent necklace.

I developed a flower bract design ... like a lilac, or butterfly bush ... full blown gem blossoms at the bottom and unopened golden buds at the top. The green and purple combination reminded me of the Anna's Hummingbird with it's green and purple iridescence, and the flower shape seemed to whisper to them as well.

photo: iStockphoto

The hummingbird in flight is a water-spark,
an incandescent drip of American fire,
the jungle's flaming resume,
a heavenly, precise rainbow:
the hummingbird is an arc,
a golden thread,
a green bonfire!

Oh
tiny
living
lightning,
when you hover in the air,
you are a body of pollen,
a feather or hot coal,
I ask you:
What is your substance?

- excerpt, Ode to the Hummingbird, Pablo Neruda

Product photos: jbEbert

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Two kayaks, Sarasota Bay

2011-07-05T12:03:00.001-04:00

They were waiting for the fireworks to start last night. It poured rain until about 7pm, then slowly cleared, offering this stunning prelude to the festivities.

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The Hibiscus Bracelet

2011-06-22T23:11:00.000-04:00

From the gems and antique English enameled silver buttons, mentioned in my last post, I have fashioned the Hibiscus Bracelet. Over five hundred hand-wrapped tiny faceted rondels have been fabricated into this thick rope. Almost minimalist in its feel (at least compared to my usual design aesthetic) the simple rope of London Blue topaz, aquamarines and neon blue apatite, each placed on a sterling silver ball headpin, is adorned by a single perfect enameled blossom placed next to the silver hook and ring clasp. A counterweight at the clasp is the beautiful dot finished London Blue topaz drop. Loaded with gemmy sparkle, the bracelet drapes beautifully on the wrist with a pleasant heftiness. Simply elegant ... and the first in a series of gemstone rope creations to come!

All photos: jbEbert

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Design - from the beginning

2011-06-15T16:55:00.000-04:00

I came across these delicate enameled silver flower buttons from England and was able to acquire five of them. They are just so charming, intricate, and well, BLUE! Really, really blue! My stash had nothing that seemed to work with them, so I made a trip to the Orlando, FL gem and lapidary show taking along several focal items for reference, and came away with some gorgeous gem strands like the strand of tiny London blue Topaz rondels in the upper left corner of the picture, above. I had some pale, pale aquamarine and bright apatite rondels that I'm linking together with the topaz into an ombre patterned bracelet that will be studded with the flower buttons, like a Polynesian lei. When it's finished, I'll post it. Are you working on something new?

All photos are by jbEbert and are copyright.

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Bezel setting classes

2011-06-08T12:24:00.000-04:00

all photos: jbEbert

I have admired bezel settings in jewelry for years, but I had never tried the technique, myself. In the week long class at John C Campbell Folk School (see my two previous posts) we were taught the basics of bezel setting in making a ring. I selected a lace agate cabachon with some interesting markings and purple and lime green coloring. Lace agate is a favorite of mine, and given a choice I always seem to gravitate to it. There is something about the intricate markings that I find fascinating. This stone was interesting enough on the top side, but when I turned it over I found a fairytale world, with a full moon rising above sharp but verdant mountains ... how could I bury that scene in the closed bezel? So I cut out a window on the back plate of the bezel (not to let in light for a translucent stone, as is often done, but to allow a secret peek into this imaginary world). My very first bezel setting became my first handmade ring. It isn't perfect, but it is a victory for me.

After this we were given an opportunity to design and make a pendant using some new techniques cutting with the Foredam drill, using a tube cutting jig, soldering mixed metals, piercing, and making cold connections. I had taken a wonderfully carved and drilled Owyhee jasper cabachon with a honed finish, that had been in my stash for a couple of years waiting for the perfect opportunity. This seemed to be the right time to challenge myself. I did decide to make the back plate for the half-bezel from copper for economy, and to gain experience with mixing metals. Besides, I thought the copper was a nice warm color to work with the jasper stone. The carvings on the stone pierced the material in several places and I didn't want to close those off, so I drilled and pierced the copper after I rough-sawed the basic backing shape. This proved to make fitting the half bezel around the bottom of the stone impossible. Realizing that I had made the job harder than it needed to be, I bit the bullet and decided to begin again. This time I shaped the sterling bezel for the bottom first and soldered it onto the back plate. Then I proceeded to cut around the stone shape, drilled and pierced it, fabricated the tube bail and fitted and soldered it to the pendant body. I dry fit the stone into the setting and marked the two holes drilled in the stone onto the backing plate. After removing the stone I drilled the two holes to match. I pickled and cleaned the metal, set the stone into the bezel, made two round-headed rivets for the drilled holes and set the rivets through the stone into the back plate.

After polishing the piece, I noticed that the cool gray of the silver really didn't blend with the warm colors of the stone as I had hoped it would. After talking to Carol Eder-Smith, one of our instructors, I decided to patina the piece very briefly in liver of sulfur (yep, stone and all) to just warm up the color, since the first dip into liver usually turns the silver a warm yellow/orange. I did a very quick dip into the warm liver solution and then into ice water to arrest the color, then thoroughly dried the piece using a cotton towel and hair dryer. The patina was a nice warm golden ochre to auburn color which I highlighted by soft rubbing with steel wool in high areas. I then took my burnisher and burnished the top narrow edge of the bezel, the round ends of the tube bail and the front corners of the upright part of the bail, and finally the edges of the rivets. I signed the piece and strung it on a simple wire strand necklace. My instructors seemed impressed that I attempted this, and I was so happy with the results. What do you think?

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Building from scratch

2011-06-02T10:11:00.000-04:00

Photo: jbEbert

Finished silver necklace

The first night of silversmithing classes began with a small tub of tools and two pieces of silver wire: maybe 18 inches of 14 gauge, and 6 inches of 16 gauge. Swell. Well, the tools were familiar since I have been collecting bench tools for the past year. In fact I rejected the normal saw frame (which requires tensioning against one's breast bone to insert the saw blades properly ... and HURTS!) for my brand new KNEW CONCEPT saw frame, which I had brought with me.

I bought this type saw frame because:
1. I'm gullible and believe everything I read in advertising.
2. The most negative experience from my short 2-day silversmithing class from a couple of years ago was my complete ineptitude in sawing metal. I broke so many blades, the instructor decided to cut my pieces instead of going into debt. 'Nuff said.

Our instructors listed the steps to be taken on the easel board at the front of the room and then demonstrated each step to the seven of us. As we progressed through these steps, we were able to use the Foredam drills, bench blocks, various hammers, anvils, an array of files and needle files, and finally the torches to ball the ends of the little 'U's in the inventive connections. At the end we each had our own unique linked silver necklace. Everyone's was a little different. Some added extra links. Some forged them thinner and longer. Some oxidized them dark. I decided to file a flat area on the tops of the 'U's to catch the light, and leave the silver bright. I had completed my first jewelry piece from metal! An 18 inch sterling silver necklace of hand forged and fabricated links with a hand forged S-hook clasp. Yay!!

Photo: jbEbert
U-link connection

By the way, I used only one saw blade for the entire week-long class! I love this saw frame!!

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Silversmithing Classes

2011-05-30T11:54:00.000-04:00

photo: jbEbert
John C Campbell Folk School Jewelry Studio

Let's face it I'm tired of using bought clasps, findings ... and even jumprings in my jewelry (even though I have a huge stash)! I wanna make my own! So to that end, I attended a week long silversmithing class at the John C Campbell Folk School in Brasstown, NC. What a wonderful experience in a beautiful location, with a wonderful staff and fellow students. It was so much FUN!!

Barbara Joiner, jewelry artist was one of our instructors for the class. Her experience and expertise were such an inspiration to all of us; her patience was our salvation!

Carol Eder-Smith, jewelry artist was the other instructor (were we so rowdy we needed two? Don't care! It was like getting twice our money's worth.) who added her own methods of jewelry fabrication to our learning experience.

I'll be posting a series on the humble results of my classes over the next week. Selecting this school took some effort on our part. Last year when on vacation in the Maggie Valley area of North Carolina the hubs and I toured several well known craft/jewelry schools in the area, but when I walked onto the campus at JCCFS, I felt at home. Everyone involved there is remarkably engaged and interested in making visitors, students and faculty feel not just welcome, but family. It was a positive experience from beginning to end.

photo: jbEbert

John C Campbell Dining Hall

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Sierra Club features Julie Magers Soulen

2011-03-11T13:40:00.000-05:00

This gorgeous photo by the wonderful Colorado-based photographer, Julie Magers Soulen has been featured by the Sierra Club in their inspirational blog "Daily Ray of Hope". Congratulations, Julie!!

Treasury - Unleash Your Inner Goddess by rewelliott

2010-12-24T09:24:00.000-05:00

Greek Goddess - ON SALE LittleWhiteDre... $15.00	Royal lapis lazuli pure bron... diaxeiros $13.00
Sexy Christmas Party Dress G... jessjess8899 $99.99	Venus Recurve (large) starflowersilv... $35.00
Aphrodite Collection - Ancie... NYLightMetals $36.00	HOLIDAY SPECIAL handmade de... vjones1 $140.00
Belly Dance Gypsy Goddess Em... Deepwater $11.20	GLADIATOR SWANK. The 5 in 1 ... liaison $55.00
Venus Headband - vintage ins... modwedding $25.00	Persephone ElizabethZusev $36.00
SALE 40% OFF - Exotic pearl ... jbEbert $161.40	Eidyia - Ocean Goddess 8x10 ... EmilyBalivet $15.00
Sunset Topaz Wrap - Womens A... Kiss2Keep $87.00	FEATURED IN REAL SIMPLE MAGA... blacksatinshoe... $45.00
Hoop Earrings BRONZE GODDESS... WorkofHeart $34.00	Venus Rising - Contemporary ... folkartvision $50.00

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Treasury - Some of my Favorite Things by lindagreendesigns

2010-12-20T17:16:00.000-05:00

Some of my Etsy favorites...mostly jewelry

fish tale beadwoven pendant theBeadAerie $225.00	Glowing silver crescents, fi... SeeGreen $58.00
Multi-Colored Serpentine Wit... BellaBeadsOrig... $69.00	Funky Spiral Sculpted Artisa... AUNALIArtisanM... $26.00
Prehnite Stack earrings abbyhorowitzde... $30.00	Mermaid's Dream Pearl Bu... bettinas7 $210.00
FEATURED ON ETSY -Other-worl... inspiredbydesi... $1950.00	Handmade Ruby Bracelet with ... febrarose $359.00
Long and Leafy Scarf with Em... TheFaerieMarke... $125.00	Bronze Goddess Amulet and Si... dianekuligowsk... $62.00
MOONLIGHT - moonstone and g... sharonclancyde... $44.00	FREE SHIPPING PRIORITY Chunk... amyfine $44.00
Bronze Toggle Pendant celiefago $185.00	SALE 50% OFF - Mughal style ... jbEbert $211.00
Amazonite Princess Handmade ... nansglam $158.00	Moonlight and Stars Necklace BouvierJewelry $285.00

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Treasury - Proclivity for Pretty Cuffs by thegoldenrule

2010-12-20T17:10:00.000-05:00

Bright Pretty Cuffs I've Found Along the Way.

Ancient FIndings Brass ... ShirazAndFrenc... $32.00	Diamonds Are a Girls Be... DolorisPetunia $325.00
Cuff in Sea Foam dandycraft $88.00	Chunky Sculptural Freef... dawnchastain $60.00
black cuff bracelet, ko... theshagbag $20.00	PEACOCK IN FULL PLUME V... uniqueartpenda... $25.00
Upcycled Water Bottle B... SandiLynnDesig... $8.00	Brown And Pistachio Boh... BaroqueAndRoll... $16.00
Custom Graffiti Bangle ... beebles $40.00	Embroidered Bone and Co... WillOaksStudio $65.00
Vintage Dragons Breath... alkazdesign $35.00	Impressionistic Hand Em... MadrigalEmbroi... $83.00
Leather red and black b... julishland $35.00	SALE 30% OFF - Handmade... jbEbert $333.20
Multi-colored leather r... chicchoices $5.00	silver and leather brac... evasugar $100.00

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Treasury - The Treasure Chest by Creative90012

2010-12-20T16:55:00.000-05:00

Ever had a "oh my gosh!" moment when you saw a piece of jewellery?I bet you have!Here's some pieces that conjured that "oh my gosh!" for me and I hope it does the same for you!

Black Chic Choker triz $85.00	S A L E // Princess and... DiamondDollsCo... $200.00
Aphrodite GreenEnvyDesig... $164.00	Emerald Green Scarab an... dorosoucy $275.00
oOo SALE oOo The FRAMBO... emilygrayjewel... $66.75	DELOS Textile Earrings-... EderaJewelry $164.00
Copper and Garnet Filig... winddancerstud... $110.00	50% off FREE SHIPPING h... sgillingham91 $79.00
OOAK Midas Tidepools Ne... MIDesign $645.00	Mermaid Bead Embroidere... CircesHouse $110.00
Copper Handmade Necklac... RoughMagicCrea... $75.00	SALE 50% OFF - Spiral b... jbEbert $212.50
Deep Blue MadeByOlga $110.00	The Lamplight Fingerles... FrancescasFanc... $375.00
$	The CAROLINE, MY LAMB C... eclettica $305.00

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Treasury - A Bite of Frost by sstormster

2010-12-17T12:42:00.000-05:00

ICY PLUMAGE - as de... dianapappas $500.00	Ice and Storm Cockt... jenniferyijewe... $750.00	Ice collage svetkar $350.00
Winter Frost CharmedAffecti... $498.00	stole, hat and arm ... emmasommerfeld $270.00	Everett Necklace --... crookedriverje... $375.00
Whiskey and Aqua FrenchCurves $150.00	Melting Frost 36x48... ashleydietrich $375.00	FIRE AND ICE deadlycutedesi... $250.00
Sweet ice blue bubb... odasf $450.00	Jeweled Shimmery Ic... sheriscrystals $424.95	Snow Sculpture Cust... StudioPsculptu... $5400.00
Chunky Aquamarine a... KarenGilbertDe... $275.99	Aqua Blue Nesting P... NewMoonStudio $250.00	SALE 30% OFF - Hand... jbEbert $290.50

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Treasury - Festive by KasandrasCreations

2010-12-14T17:55:00.000-05:00

With the holidays season coming up, here is my festive treasury.

BOGO SALE - Festiva... ara133photogra... $15.00	SALE 30% OFF - Hand... jbEbert $290.50	GYPSY VICTORIAN - S... gypsecouture $250.00
Free Shipping Starb... inbarshahak $92.00	Elegant Winter Cash... QueenYoung $1100.00	Tiara White and Del... carellya $68.00
SALE - Cost 22 now... gaialai $18.00	Illuminating Elegan... WildMountainWr... $68.00	AS SEEN ON HARPER&#... designer135 $60.00
For The Lovebirds -... virtulyglass $32.00	ViNtaGe 1960s EVENI... VirginiaWho $35.00	Elegant Felted Scar... Evgene $59.00
Flower Garden Party... Ruonan $425.00	Quartz and Swarovsk... EarthBlessings $25.00	Amazing and elegant... maymuller $35.00

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Treasury - Fading in the Mist by BlushingMermaid

2010-12-11T08:52:00.000-05:00

Avalon Salt Cedar N... rrobertsphoto $24.50	Vanilla Dream - Tre... jennifersquire... $35.00	Traveling Mysteries... SomethingBetsy $10.00
The Mists of Avalon BlushingMermai... $80.00	trees through the f... UnderGlass $15.00	Moonstone Necklace-... rachelungerjew... $42.00
Mr. Ox, Peering -- ... GalleryOneZero $25.00	Alone pledeck $15.00	Fog Bowl JLDesignStudio... $15.00
On The Long Journey... keithdotson $60.00	Avalon - AA Step Cu... BellaBjoux $90.00	London Fog Lolita A... ZenAndCoffee $22.00
MISTY MOON silver a... iheartchelsyan... $42.00	SALE 30% OFF - Hand... jbEbert $345.10	Gray Delicate Mohai... reflectionsbyd... $45.00

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Treasury - When life hands you lemons... by JennybeanGoesGreen

2010-11-05T10:37:00.000-04:00

bright cheerful sunshine-y yellow stuff to make you smile!

Yellow Chalcedony S... LexiandGem $28.00	Let The Sunshine In... colorbee $15.00	When Life Hands You... dearcolleen $15.00
lemon layered mini ... IreneBau $450.00	LEMON- Yellow Organ... VieModerne $14.00	Womens Cotton Visor... TwoSeasideBabe... $37.00
Ceramic Owl Bank Vi... fruitflypie $39.99	Laymun Organic Tote... KimballPrints $16.00	SALE 40 pct OFF - H... jbEbert $307.20
Yellow Canary Hair ... herflyinghorse... $8.00	CANARY ReVamped Apr... katinkapinka $79.00	Animal Silhouette (... FA2u $32.90
Poster - You Make M... colorbee $	Bring Your Own Suns... pennywishes $8.00	Pettiskirt Bubble R... DreamSpunKids $35.00

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Treasury - Ugly Day Outside, Sunshine Inside by feelingsrtsy

2010-11-04T13:37:00.000-04:00

It's so ugly, rainy, dark and cold outside but I'm not about to let it get to me. Because there's sunshine inside of me! Enjoy!

Pettiskirt Bubble R... DreamSpunKids $35.00	Amber - beautiful a... inspirowaneJew... $16.00	Custom Watercolor P... feelingartsyst... $175.00
San Martin Yellow P... MaaPstudio $42.00	Sunny Yellow Hand F... dodoo $65.00	Polish Meadow Butte... magnesina $25.00
SALE 40 pct OFF - A... jbEbert $355.80	Sunny Yellow Party ... starvisions $125.00	Bracelet - Goldie -... SchneiderGalle... $25.00
Sunny Flowers Hand ... DreamsFactory $30.00	Sunlight in Her Hai... LOVETHEVOID $499.00	Eco Glam - Sunny Da... theglambox $35.00
Yellow and ceramic Feltik $35.00	Copper Ring With Ye... archeoinspirat... $18.00	sunflower - printab... bialakura $5.50

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Treasury - Gifts from Europe by LouisestArt

2010-11-02T10:40:00.000-04:00

Enjoy!

Christmas Belles- O... janethillstudi... $385.00	Time Traveller - mi... projector $30.00	FREE SHIPPING .. Bo... mychristmastre... $22.50
Red and Green Vinta... CarolineHardy $10.00	Apatite gemstone an... jbEbert $287.70	SINGLE FLIGHT HOME ... zarataylor $18.99
Winter Sunrise nec... fleurfatale $39.00	Blue leaf - necklac... fleurfatale $28.00	Blue Indian Glass B... nicecraftworks $12.00
Tiger stud earrings... Bijunea $7.90	Winter Blues Yarn M... fastrunningfox $4.50	White and Floral Bi... fastrunningfox $4.25
XL cowl in bright o... Urbanknit $60.00	Sea Green Felted Ke... StormsHandicra... $14.50	Red and green flora... BagatellesAndC... $49.00

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Treasury - Fringe Benefits by Scrollybits

2010-11-01T09:04:00.000-04:00

Great gift ideas!

Octopussy octopus l... thisilk $25.00	BLACK AND CHROME VI... msmoxievintage $150.00	Fringe Drape Newbor... BabyBirdz $75.00
Black and Yellow Fr... leperqueen $20.00	30s Chainmaille Cha... pinguim $160.00	Plaid Wool Faribo T... thedapperapple $26.00
vintage olive green... kitesandkaleid... $38.00	Vintage - 4 Burgan... redtruckdesign... $22.00	Vintage 1970s Gypsy... melvilles $28.00
1920s Ten Yards of ... StoriesDivinat... $122.00	Stunning Vintage Pa... Sarabellatreas... $169.00	Elegant Dynasty - S... OdysseyCreatio... $24.95
ON SALE - Chenille ... distinctiveacc... $78.75	Elegant pearl and s... jbEbert $335.00	Bohemian Gypsy Frin... janinekingdesi... $49.99

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Treasury - Frozen Beauties by trinitydj

2010-10-29T09:04:00.000-04:00

Gorgeous items in snow white....

Sparkly white pearl... jbEbert $415.00	Exposing A Little P... michelelevani $550.00	Snowy White Fresh W... NataliLouise $150.00
Snowy White Unisex ... AlternativeEmp... $100.00	SNOWY OWL 8x10 ORIG... lulabies $35.00	Snowy White Sparkle... holditcuter $12.50
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