Here the new adding to my collection of bead!! Little beaded wire trees Bonsais .. Give it a pick by the pictures! they are such fun to make and just beautiful they can enhance any spot like table corners , office desk, decoration home or just any place you want ! they come in some many colors like : pink , blue, green , summer colors, flowers, even for christmas if you wish . They are going fast... the little tress are between 5"-7" high with glass base ... so contact me if you need more information! at rossierb@gmail.com
This is definitely a statement piece. The touch of the stone against your skin feels so rich and beautiful just for any accasion. this necklace is following a simple but nice pattern of seed glass bead brown color with charms around, you know that this is a keeper! This necklace set is 18"+2" extender. For more inf at rossierb@gmail.com or http://www.facebook.com/pages/Beading-Mom-Jewelry/116461075052941 thanks
Artistic "Crops of the American" Necklace bottle cap pendant limited edition . This beautiful and Original necklace is made with a pattern of red seedbeads matching with the bottle cap pendan , this bottle cap pendant is limited edition since is made with the Crops of the American stamps 39cents designs , so unique ! The necklace is 17" + 3" ext silver chain. For more information leave a message at rossierb@gmail.com
Here some inf about this edition Crops of the Americas (5) (39-cents)The crops depicted in this stamp booklet — corn, chili peppers, beans, squashes and sunflowers — had been cultivated in the Americas for centuries when Europeans first arrived in the New World.Artist Steve Buchanan created each of the five stamp designs. As reference, he used slide photographs made by his wife Rita, a consultant for the stamp project. The slides document Rita Buchanan's research in the late 1970s on indigenous agricultural methods in the southwestern United States.The stamp art includes ears of corn (Zea mays); red and green chilies (Capsicum annuum); lima beans (Phaseolus lunatus), scarlet runner beans (P. coccineus), and pintos and other common beans (P. vulgaris); various squashes (Cucurbita spp.); and a sunflower and seeds (Helianthus annuus). Thanks to USPS. Buy Now here!