My focus has been to turn on the creative light bulb for budding and respected artisans through proj

I grew up helping my mother, Lydia, in her antique and vintage jewelry shop. She loved museums, musicals and thrift shops. I learned about classical international nursing travel music, finding bargains and the value of the dollar. Lydia taught me to look for the "curb appeal" in everything. Creativity, art and nature international nursing travel are inspiration for my jewelry. They are also the cornerstones of my business, www.beadshop.com .
My focus has been to turn on the creative light bulb for budding and respected artisans through projects and products. I would like to fill anyone who is interested with the confidence to design and create what you imagine. I am so fortunate to be able to do what I am passionate about. I have been beading for more than forty years and feel I am a walking in my mother's shoes. My goal is to share it all with you.
My beading is taking me back to my routes. I remember the days of selling African Trade beads in my mother's shop. Those memories are not fading; they are the inspiration for what is happening to day in jewelry and fashion. It may sound crazy...but international nursing travel what's old is new!
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