I was so excited when the box of charms arrived! I ripped open the box with my bare hands. Jennifer Cameron hosts a charms exchange each year. We make charms, exchange charms, and Jennifer hosts an auction on Ebay for our charms! The monies raised in this auction go to Beads of Courage! Thank you, Jen!
Each charm will sell for a flat rate of $20. Remember, all the proceeds from this auction will go to Beads of Courage!!!!! Again, thank you, Jennifer!
I'd like to show you the charms that I received.
Are these nummy or what?
And, there's more!
I love these, too!!!!
Like WOW!!!
Aren't these great?
Now, you might want to see my charm.
Here it is!
Ta-da!!
I love the city!!
Now, since this is a blog hop. Check out the rest of the people who made charms for this exchange and auction.
Da-List!
Jen Cameron: http://glassaddictions.com/
Toltec Jewels: http://www.jewelschoolfriends.
Vanessa Gilkes: http://culturezine.com/blog/
Caroline Dewison: http://blueberribeads.co.uk
LesleyWatt http://www.
Susan Kennedy: http://www.suebeads.blogspot.
Nancy Dale : http://www.nedbeads.blogspot.
Alicia Marinache: http://www.allprettythings.ca
Cassi Paslick: http://cassisbeads.blogspot.
Alenka Obid: http://www.pepita-handmade.
Renetha Stanziano: http://www.lamplightcrafts.
Shelley Graham Turner: http://www.shelleygrahamturner.blogspot.com/
Monique Urquhart: http://ahalfbakednotion.
Shai Williams: http://shaihasramblings.
Lennis Carter: http://windbent.wordpress.com
Cheri Reed: http://creativedesignsbycheri.
Moriah Betterly: http://mlbetterly.blogspot.com
Perri Jackson: http://shaktipajdesigns.com/
Mallory Hoffman: http://rosebud101-
Ginger Bishop: http://lilmummylikes.blogspot.
Jean Peter: http://jeanpdesigns.blogspot.
Linda Florian: http://
Patricia Pulliam: http://rusticstudio.blogspot.
Karin Grosset Grange: http://ginkgoetcoquelicot.
Julie Bowen: http://blog.autochthonous-
Susan Delaney: http://ladyflowersbysusan.
Emma Todd: http://www.apolymerpenchant.
Carolyn Chenault : http://carolynchenault.
Terri Del Signore: http://artisticaos.blogspot.
Cory Tompkins: http://www.tealwaterdesigns.
Cheryl (Lee) Koopman: http://stregajewellry.
Lori Bowring Michaud: http://artfullyornamental.
Andrea Glick: http://zenithjade.blogspot.com
Jacqueline Carlson: http://www.beadgypsy.blogspot.
Michelle McCarthy: http://www.
Charlene Bausinger Jacka: http://clay-space.com/blog/
Kristi Bowman: http://dreamsomedesigns.
I've got one of yours, Mallory - I love your little city too, it's very happy, and lovely with that heart on the back side! Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove your charm. Love the colors!
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The city is a magnificent place! I hope you will eventually post more about why you chose polymer clay for your charm and the process behind it! I received one of your charms and am so curious about it! -Julie
ReplyDeleteHi Mallory! I'm so glad you participated. It wouldn't be a real swap without you. And you have no idea how shocked I was when I opened the package from you and it wasn't glass....I had no idea you were playing with polymer! I really love your design.
ReplyDeleteYou make me want to love the city, too, Mallory! Well, maybe from a distance, I'm a shy gal who likes the middle of nowhere LOL. But seriously, you added "PC artist" to your cred, 'cause these ROCK!
ReplyDeleteSuper cool design!! I was lucky enough to get one of your charms!! Great idea - got such a kick out of it!!
ReplyDeleteWhat and innovative and 'charming' idea for a charm!!! It made me smile really wide! :-D
ReplyDeleteLove your charm! Great idea.
ReplyDeleteI love cities too, and I love how you represented it, so colorful and cheerful!
ReplyDeleteSo how do I participate next time ? I LOVE this idea !
ReplyDeleteSuch a happy fun charm! I would have loved to get one.
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