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Holiday Bling Blog Hop #3

Who wants to wait a whole 344 days to celebrate again? HMMMMM? Definitely not Marlene or Shelley of the MarShellSwaps Facebook Group.  They looked at the calendar and realized there are fantastic holidays, from so many amazing cultures, to celebrate all year, so why not?

After signing up, partners were chosen.  My HBBH3 partner is Tammy Everly, (TTE Designs).  We chose St. Patrick's Day!  Here is what Tammy sent to me:
There's a tiny jewelry box, some p/c beads, 3 pairs of earrings, a blinking light shamrock, and some glittered shamrocks.  Ready for St. Patricks day celebrations!  Thank you Tammy!  I hope you enjoyed the gifts I sent to you. 


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  1. Is the jewelry box polymer clay too? I love the beads. What did you make with them? Show! It's nice that she made you earrings to wear for the holiday as well as year round.

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  2. I adore that jewelry box. She also made some very cute earrings.

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  3. I saw the jewelry set you sent her.. fabulous! The black sets it off perfectly :) And the rest looked to fabulous too! you guys really spoiled each other! lol

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  4. Great post Renetha, Thank you so much for my wonderful gifts, you really spoiled me rotten!! This really was a great hop :-)

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  5. Wow, you certainly are set for the St Patty's Day celebration tomorrow. Tammie certainly made sure of that. Thanks so much for joining us in this Holiday Celebration

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  6. Wow, nice jewelry for St. Patrick's Day. Love the jewelry box!

    Gina H

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  7. Renetha... you did well with your St Patty's pot of gold, huh? Wow. Love the jewelry set you sent her, beautiful! and the cards and cookies too...lucky partners, both of you scored pretty well!

    ~ Shelley

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  8. Happy St. Patty's Day!

    Wow, what a wonderfully festive and green gift exchange! Lucky you ;) Lucky the both of you!

    I love St. Patty's as my mom is Irish. The earrings look so pretty -- and a flashing shamrock you say? Now that's fun!

    May your blessings be as many as the shamrocks that grow!

    Happy Hopping,
    TJ

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  9. Great loot - the little boxes are so cute!

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