Update on Rubberized Bead Board

June 11, 2008

I received an email from Barbara, the Social Media Moderator - Marketing Department, for Fire Mountain Gems  today,  thanking me for featuring their Rubberized Bead Board. It sure made my day to know that a big company such as that would even notice my tiny blog. It shows that they stay on top of things, but still, how cool is that?. Hey, why blog if nobody reads the stuff …

She also mentioned a fact that I had not thought of so I am posting the information here …

“We noticed you’re recommending the 200+ price break (our All Assortable Pricing) and wanted to make sure you know that you don’t have to order 200 of the same product to receive this price break - you can mix and match any products to take advantage of the 200+ price break. More information on our All Assortable Discount Pricing can be found here:

http://www.firemountaingems.com/customerservice/csdocs.asp?docid=ALLA&navsrc=2

There ya have it.

Hugs, luny ♥

 

 

Speaking of Kim Cavender . . .

Kim has published a polymer clay book 

“Polymer Clay for the Fun of it”.  

I love it and highly recommend it for anyone, beginners and beyond. She doesn’t skimp on “complete” instructions by leaving out the “little” extra steps that are necessary for all the projects.

Lots of clear and precise photos make it really easy to make anything in her book. I have so many bookmarks in her book that it actually bulges - a sure sign that there’s lots of goodies in there. I particularly like the borders and trims that she shows how to make and her leaf cane is awesome. I hope this bright and delightful young lady will be doing more books in the future!

(Book photo courtesy of Amazon.com)

hugs, luny ♥

How very cool!

Kim Cavendar of Imagine Uncommon Things  visited my blog to see the fuss about those half moon beads that seems to be of interest to more folks than I ever expected. I never “expected” anything so I was surprised and pleased that I’ve gotten such nice feedback from some mighty fine folks.

Kim has some very nice things to say  ” …this is a wonderful bead shape and would lend itself to so many different surface designs.”  I felt pretty dang swell about that. I do agree that these beads are quite versatile. I am sure these beads have been done before by someone, somewhere but they are “new to me”. I originally got the idea from a bracelet I had seen a model wearing in a magazine. The more I play around with these things, the more interesting they get. I have been doing some fooling around with the half moon beads and have taken some new photos to show as soon as I get them edited and uploaded.

Kim was so kind to give me a mention in her blog too, so my counter hits have gone through the roof, yowser! Thank you so much Kim. I’ve been a long time admirer of your amazing creative talent, stunning work and for just being the very nice person that you are. Even though you do have that, uh. . . rock fetish thingy! LOL!

Hugs, luny ♥