"Dolley" Earrings
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- ReBecca
- Christian, wife to Eric, Mom of two children, in Virginia.
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September
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- Unakite Earrings
- Introducing... Dolley
- James Madison's Montpelier
- Turquoise and Amber Lanyard
- A Second Look
- Footprints in the Sand
- Turquioise Bracelet
- Amethyst Earrings
- More Lanyards...
- Interchangeable Watch
- Good Cooking!
- Move Over Mrs. Smith!
- Back to School
- Amber Necklace and Earrings
- New Jewelry
- Planning, Planning, Planning
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2 comments:
Oh my did you make those??? I am so jealous that you are able to do that. I scrapbook and tinker with crochet and sewing but jewlery making scares me.
They look great, now you need to model them for us.
Vanessa
Vanessa,
I did make the earrings! Are they pretty or what.
I had a lady try to show me how to crochet, she got frustrated with me and started raising her voice when I wasn’t holding my hands the correct way, generally not getting it. Neither one of us had a good time!
ReBecca
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