Funny how I think that I have never enough cabochons, pendants and even buttons for jewelry and I definitely do! What happens is that I’ll need a certain colour and shape and make a larger batch than needed for a project instead of scrapping the clay that has been inked, crackled, silkscreened. patterned etc.
This means I don’t use them all and they pile up! then I repeat the process because I want something different instead of looking through what I already have. Told myself that this year I will need to make some changes, but I’ve decided I should sell some of these to give myself a fresh start. I need to empty some of these tins and boxes. Most items are from 2010 to 2012, so not out-dated nor rejects. Here are more! (but not all, lol)
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and there are already started projects as well as many cabochons clued on Lacy’s Stiff Stuff in preparation for beadwork. Perhaps I should offer some ‘kits’ and work up some tutorials for the mounted ones and perhaps from the first photo pile.
Here are a couple along with a recent necklace I finished…so kits with a tutorial might work…what do you think?
Beautiful Work! Where and when will you be listing them. Just checked your ArtFire store and didn't see any of these.
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Tina, your cabs are THE FINEST I've ever seen. I'm not just saying that -- they simply are the best. And I would LOVE to buy some!! Right now, browsing for gem cabs for my chainmaille bezels & wirewrapping, I realize how incredibly special it would be to have art cabs -- and Beadcomber no less -- to use in my work.
ReplyDeleteI also think the tutorial & cab idea is awesome too! Love the marquis beauties you show!
Please, tag me on FB if you do decide to sell art cabs & let me know if you add art cab tuts to your store. This post is really an answer to my artist's wishes on stars, & I am very excited!
Will look forward to your sale!
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