I searched high and low for a similar display - preferably in black - and finally found one from Lizard Queen Jewelry on Etsy. It’s adorable, and I can’t wait to try it out the next time I make some new rings.
While I was searching, I came across all kinds of interesting goodies that have everything and nothing to do with beads. These are some of my favorites.
Silk Rosettes Tool Tote
From Artbeads.com
Miniature Mannequin Jewelry Display
From Happy Cloud Supplies
5x Magnifying Gooseneck Lamp
From Rings & Things
Beadalon Bracelet or Necklace Bead Board
From Aunties Beads
A Windy Day Jewelry Display Sculpture
By Vladimir’s Iron Art
Seed Bead Bottle Storage Tray
By JewelrySupply.com
Black Velvet Necklace Bust
From Beadaholique
Pink Damask Jewelry Organizer
By KikiBella
Triangle Bead Scoops
From WEBS Beads
What’s the one beading tool or accessory that you can’t do without?
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I use my daughters' baby spoons to scoop up beads instead of a triangle. They have bunnies on the handle. Not that a triangle wouldn't be a better choice, I just like having a reminder of the infant years :D
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite bead scoop is a Woody Woodpecker spoon with sparkles in the handle. I got it with a sundae about a million years ago. It's funny how we can collect such interesting artifacts around us, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff! I'm going shopping..... thank you!
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to pick one, but I really love my beading mat. I have a couple of beading boards which are great for stringing, but when I'm doing anything involving seed beads, especially things like cellini spirals, I prefer to be able to just plonk my beads down any which way, and rearrange the piles, and the mat is perfect. Plus they're so cheap, which leaves more money for beads :)
ReplyDeleteHi there, I've been reading this blog for a little while now and thought I'd 'de-lurk' and say "hello"!
ReplyDeleteThe beading accessory I couldn't do without is my biscuit tin!!
Firstly for the biscuits (obviously!) but secondly when empty these type of tins make great storage for any ongoing project.
If I leave my beading projects out on the desk unattended my cat has a party and I'll return to discover tiny beads all over the floor!!
I know exactly what you mean! Only my bead-wrecker is my son, who loves beads, but loves messes even more.
ReplyDeleteI use a tupperware veggies and dip container. The upturned lid makes a great work tray, and the inside has lots of space to keep supplies and tools. I love the little dip compartment in the middle!
My color wheel! Since becoming a frequent reader of your blog, I've come to understand just how much color matters. Thanks so much for the inspiring posts.
ReplyDeleteI am a frequent reader of your blog posts and I am happy to say that I am learning a lot from you. Thank you!
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