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Third Annual Octoberfest Blog Hop Reveal




Today my boys baked bread using the bread machine!  I watched the last half of the Cleveland Browns game (they won!).  I had a pretty quiet day and almost forgot about the blog hop, I was so relaxed.  So I took a few minutes to make a couple of pairs of howlite skull ear rings.

The ruffled lampwork disks are from Modern Trails; however, her Etsy shop seems to have disappeared.







Click on the Octoberfest Banner to visit other participants in this wonderful fall challenge.  Thank you Toltec Jewels for hosting the challenge and hop!

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  1. Super cute earrings. love them!

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  2. Fun earrings....I love the colour.

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  3. Love those colorful earrings.

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  4. Fun earrings, I love the ruffles!

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  5. Really pretty earrings - couldnt figure out that they were skulls just by looking at the pic

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  6. A relaxing day is a good thing!!! LOL I love the earrings! Have a Blessed Day!

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  7. Isn't it nice to relax! Your earrings are perfect for the Halloween season. Enjoy!

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  8. I love the ruffled earrings. The color matches the banner, ruffles add whimsy, they are just gorgeous.

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  9. What beautiful beads! Gorgeous earrings!

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  10. Mmmm bread... I can smell it now. ;) Those ruffled beads are quite the lovely addition to the skulls. The color is perfect. Thank you so much for sharing!

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  11. That was great, having a nice relaxing day at home... I always treasure moments like that.
    The earrings are great too. They're an eye-chatcher.

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  12. Lovely earrings, like sweet little Chinese Lanterns... Must be great♥ to have such a relaxed day!

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  13. Very nice, I love those earrings!!

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  14. Cool earrings. Those ruffled lampwork beads are great. Isn't it nice to be so relaxed?

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