When I was teaching in schools and started using recycled materials, I tried to bring the message in every way I could including wearing jewelry made from recycled materials. I've done a giveaway from my collection before and here's the last of it. If you'd like to get one of the pieces, leave a comment and your email so I can get in touch.
5 comments:
I love the red and black bead bracelet! randee@mealsonwheels.org
These beads are more wonderful because of the recycled materials they are made of...I love using recycled materials whenever I can. Thank you for posting the picture and offering them for a giveaway! Michele Klausner
Bracelet is yours Randee!
Michele Send me an email-susan (at) susangaylord.com with your miling address. Red bracelet is taken. Let me know which one you'd like.
I’ve been following you since your work with kids and schools was coming to an end, and as you were embarking on your own journey with your spirit books. You have been inspiring in both the collaborative community work that you do as well as your own work.
I, too, try to emulate recycling whenever I can, ie. making journals, altering books, jewelry, etc. I taught the girls in our Girl Scout troop how to make the long tapered shaped paper beads, but I’ve not seen the round shaped beads. Your multi colored round bead necklace is so intriguing. Regardless of where ever or who ever it goes to, did you make them and is there a how to tutorial?
Continued wonder on your journey....
jongicelli@aol.com
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