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[taimatsu]

Arr. I went to worrrrrk. It wasn't bad. I croaked at people a lot, but I only had to croak down the phone about five times, which was better than I expected. I am not at Japanese because I'm really bloody tired; I half-dozed off on the bus home and got off two stops after I should've. Yamamoto-sensei knows I was ill last week so she shouldn't be too surprised I'm not there this time.

I might do some fabric stuff later, but I think I am going to finish a memory wire necklace I began this morning. It uses my new blue glass beads and I am liking it muchly. I need people to give jewellery to! Who wants cool beaded jewellery?

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[wednesday]

Hey, if there's little metal, I'm always down with the jewelry cause... ^^

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[taimatsu]

There's usually *no* metal save the clasp, unless it's wirework. What kind of thing do you like? Simple/detailed? Favourite colour?

[kizzie.livejournal.com]

ooooh, wouldn't say no to some pretty things...
glad your feeling slightly better :)

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[taimatsu]

Okay! What's your favourite colour?

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[kizzie.livejournal.com]

hmm.. blue / purpletype things

[fluffymark]

pretty beady jewellery things! Yay! I want.

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[taimatsu]

Favourite colour? (Or would you like something gothy and black? I could try something pretty and monochrome!)

[fluffymark]

Purple and black! :) And glittery and shiny. :)

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[taimatsu]

Purple is tricky - don't often see purple beads. I do have some gorgeous seed-beads which are pink in the middle and transparent blue on the outside, and they look shimmery-lilac-purple from a distance. Do those appeal?

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[fluffymark]

Those sound wonderful. Yes yes yes. :)

[nocturnia.livejournal.com]

Where do you get your beads from?
I want to pick up some wooden ones to make a rosary for one of my characters, and also a new mala for myself.

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[taimatsu]

It varies. Depends what sort you want really. I use a lot of seed beads which I get either in multipacks from Hobbycraft or in individual cylinders of one colour from anywhere which sells Gutermann beads (Hobbycraft or John Lewis among others). I have just bought a nice selection of varied bone and wood beads from John Lewis.

I don't know where you can get wooden beads in an appropriate size for a rosary; exploring Hobbycraft or John Lewis would be a good start, though. There are also some bead shops online, though I haven't used them as yet.

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[taimatsu]

http://www.healingbeadwork.com/beading.html#rosary lists some websites about that kind of beading. They are presumably all American, but might give you somewhere to start. :)

[ashfae.livejournal.com]

Bleah-yay for going back to work. Bleah because working while sickish is awful, but yay for being well enough for it to be at all an option! *hugs*

Ooooh, shiny beaded things!

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[taimatsu]

What colour of shiny beaded thing would you like? :)