After a couple of posts about bead jewelry sometime ago, I received a number of queries in blog-comments as well as via email, as to directions to a certain bead shop in Chinatown. A writer even asked where she can get some pandora charm beads. She'd be visiting Kuala Lumpur and would like to buy some beads home. She wrote from Australia.
If you are looking for beads, shopping online for them could be a convenient alternative as usually online stores do have a wider range. The pandora range of beads and charms comes in many different colors, themes (from abstract & patterns, to flowers & animals to birthstones & zodiac, and so forth) and styles (including Murano glass and wood) and in a range of prices to suit every budget. They form an exciting and interchangeable collection offering countless possibilities. A few samples..
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Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Tuesday, June 26, 2007
Make your own bead jewelry

Hobbies are a wonderful thing. They help you pass time or provide you an avenue to express your talent. Hobbyists will agree that seeing the fruit of your labour materialise is very satisfying, be it painting, knitting, gardening or pottery.
I have an office-mate who is so good at crochet that she makes clothes and useful knick-knacks to give away.
Yet another makes beautiful costume jewelry. The pieces she makes are beautiful. She uses beads and such sourced locally. Some are from overseas. I recently found a site that could add to her list of sources. I know she will be thrilled because she is constantly on the lookout for new sources to add to her inventory.
Lalette sells a unique selection of all kinds of beads and charms for jewellery projects. They also stock a variety of jewelry making kits. Their wonderful collection of jewelry making ideas would be added inspiration for my friend.
Related article: How to make natural jewelry
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