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2014 Art Charm Exchange, Blog Hop and Beads of Courage Auction Reveal!



It is once again time for Jen Cameron's Art Bead Exchange.  Several jewelry designers and bead artists signed up to create and swap charms with participants.  A charm from each participant is then auctioned off, and the proceeds (100%) go to Beads of Courage!  Here are the charms I received.


LINK TO AUCTION:  EBAY!



































I sent out charms similar to the one above.
  Lampwork by Agate68, EBAY

2014 Art Charm Exchange Participants


Jenny Davies-Reazor: http://www.jdaviesreazor.com/blog
Lennis Carrier: http://www.windbent.net
Vanessa Gilkes: http://culturezine.com/blog/
Elizabeth Auld: http://www.beadsforbusygals.com

Thanks for stopping by.  Now onto the next challenge!

    Renetha

Comments

  1. What a sweet charm, I love the lampwork and the colours are fab.

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  2. I love the charm I received from you. Thanks :)

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  3. Your charm is so cute and cheerful!! Lucky me!!! :D

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  4. What an original interpretation of soar - baubles!!!
    Beautiful, happy charms!
    Alenka

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  5. "Soaring Bubble Baubles" *TeeHee* I love that, Renetha... like blowing bubbles on a hot summer day :)

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  6. I love how cheerful your charms are!

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  7. They're beautiful! Love the colours!

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  8. Your charm is a happy smile. Love the colors.

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  9. I think your charms ended up being the most colorful of the charms. I love the lampwork you purchased to make them. Thanks so much for participating again this year.

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