Ginger Giles

3. For this DIY beaded handbag tutorial, I used the remaining colored beads for the beaded bag handle. Stringing beads on beading wire is one of the most popular methods for making beaded jewelry. Her jewelry was from Mikimoto. If you want to keep everything nice and organized, get a safe big enough to hold your jewelry boxes. Here's a fun scrapbooking idea that will get lots of journaling on your page. These scientific principles are both important to grasp and fun to see in action. At Lulus we want to make sure that shopping is fun and easy. Now that you have your gifts assembled, we will show you some great Christmas wrappings you can put them in that you can make yourself. 3.5" 4 mil zip lock bags, one style/color per bag.  But then, I group similar colors together into the pint sized freezer zips.  Then I put color families of freezer zips together and store them in larger (11" x 16" x 6" high) Rubbermaid containers.  Again by holding the container up and looking at the bottom, I can see what's inside, though I also have them labeled by color.  One exception to my color organizing is flowers and leaves.  I have all of them together (mixed colors) in one of the Rubbermaid containers.

Repping Ojibwe, Northwest Angle 33 First Nation, cosmetics entrepreneur Jenn Harper is not only looking to change the game in the cosmetics industry by focusing on sustainable makeup, she is making sure her work leaves a positive lasting impact for those who follow; a portion of Cheekbone Beauty’s profits go towards supporting Indigenous youth. This practice was then revived in the 1920s and 30s for paper bead jewellery making. Push a cocktail stick holding an individual bead securely into the block. Wooden Cocktail Sticks - for holding your rolled beads when drying or when varnishing. Oasis Florist Block, Polystyrene Block, or similar - for securing the beads whilst varnishing and drying. Young ladies would gather socially in their dining rooms, whilst making handmade paper beads from scraps of wallpaper rolled on knitting needles. Twenty-three beads are required for the top of each panel, thus two hundred and seven stitches must be on the needles for the knitting. 4. At this point it is worth noting that these measurements have been provided as a starting point, but ultimately it is the ratio of these measurements, combined with the overall length of the paper you are using plus the shapes that you use that will determine the dimensions and shape of your finished paper bead.

Using a sewing machine will produce a professional-looking result and may be the simpler option if you have access to the necessary supplies. Studies have shown that those who read tend to be more open-minded. The most notable enterprise of this nature is a Scottish based company called Mzuribeads who market and sell ethical Ugandan paper beads, as well as cow horn beads, barkcloth beads, banana leaf beads and lampwork beads made from recycled glass. Ship Model of the Fishing Vessel "JOSEPH BECK"; The original cased, Captain’s Bar Bottles and Glasses from the English Packet Ship "LIVERPOOL"; Superb reverse painting on glass of the side wheel steamship "Hudson" mounted in a folk art painted life preserver frame; Unusual highly detailed, small ships diorama with harbor town background and lighthouse; Early paint decorated Sailors oil cloth w compass design; A diminutive, Whale Bone and Ivory swift (needs repair); Early cased pocket compass; 4 small early half models and more! Unusual brass hanging wick lamp with 3 arms; 2 Early Pewter Whale oil Lamps with "bullseye" glass reflectors; Several fine sets of period andirons to include formal brass examples as well as wrought iron, knife blade examples and more! EARLY AMERICAN PEWTER: A fine grouping of early, DOCUMENTED pewter items relating to the and the Stevenson-Paxton families and the Reverend JOHN WITHERSPOON (the only clergyman signer of the Declaration of Independence), of the Lower Marsh Creek, Rocky Spring and Conococheague Presbyterian Churches to include a Charger, Candlestick and Tankards along with pewter communion tokens and letters referring to each; A fine and rare Lighthouse Coffee Pot by Eben Smith of Beverly, Mass.; F. Porter, Westbrook, Maine Teapot, Very early unsigned teapot, 2 Whale oil lamps with "bullseye" lenses and more!

ITEMS of SPECIAL INTEREST: A RARE Chase family Revolutionary War cartridge case with an 1895 exhibition tag relating to the Battle of Bunker Hill; Caliper Log Scale with Wheel; A large German Turkey candy container; A very early silver box in burl wood; Federal mahogany tea caddy; Superb Large Black Forest carved match safe w birds; Small black beaded clutch bag Forest Carved Key Cupboard with carved dogs; Large Victorian Mirror with OUSTANDING paint decoration; Inlaid Sewing Box with Ivory Dove and more! GUNS and MILITARIA: An important Revolutionary War cartridge box from the Chase family of Roxbury, Mass. Once you start shaping it, it’s never going back in the box. EARLY LIGHTING ,CANDLESTICKS and ANDIRONS: 18TH century double candle standing tin lighting device with weighted base; Several pair of early brass candlesticks to include a large pair (16") of Federal period candle sticks having triangular bases and hairy paw feet; small pair of petal base candlesticks; a Superb Flintlock Tinder Box lighter with candle holder; small pair of 18th c. 1880-1947); EARLY small OOC of sailing ship at moonlight signed the initials TC and dated 1888; A superb OOC "Crow Point, Hingham (Mass.) from landing" signed CWSS and dated 1875; Pair of Early, large ancestral portraits from the Barnes family of Eastport, ME; Lg.