Itās my 47th birthday today!! Did you know I have worked at Bangles & Beads since I was 13. I have to say I love what I do! I am incredibly blessed! It has always been my happy place. Today the classroom is open. I would love to help you make something. I am wearing a circlet gifted to me by @scott.hailey.18 . He is one the many talented people Iāve had the pleasure of knowing through working here.
#lovewhatyoudo #circlet #birthday #liveitupš
Check out this beautiful dress gifted to me by Scott. It is adorned with pearls and can be found just a block away @coolcolorsgallery
#pearls #carytown #shopsmall #blackdress
A fine dagger crafted with the utmost care and precision now adorns The Hall of Daggers with its beauty! A proud moment for the House of Claw and a grand accomplishment for its craftsman! -Lady Sierra
Scott has been working hard on his latest dagger.
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Check out this beautiful beaded spider gifted to us by @thebeaded.duck . I couldnāt wait to put it up in our window. She makes a wonderful range of beaded plants, flowers, and spiders. Be sure to follow her page and see her latest Valentine bouquet. She also does customs.
#valentines #frenchbeadedflowers #spiders #suncatchers #rva
Many of you may not know the story of how Bangles & Beads began. My grandmother explains it in this sweet video. My mother and grandmother started this business over 40 years ago. Mom is now retired and grandma Bledsoe is no longer with us but Bangles & Beads lives on. My grandmother was a sweet lady. Although she lived a tough life she came to work full of smiles, laughter, and crafty skills.
