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   flossie | Sep 23, 2007 06:09am | #1

    The necklaces  are beautiful (and "simple" is often the most effective design)!

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   fabricholic | Sep 23, 2007 03:35pm | #4

   Thanks, Flossie. I just couldn't find anything to go with the turquoise shirt at Cato's and Hobby Lobby is a few stores away, so I found these. Oh, and Hobby Lobby had the striped beads 1/2 off.

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   user-51823 | Sep 23, 2007 08:50am | #2

   the turquoise and black one looks perfect with that fabric.
   the brown one has me craving toffee!
   lovely work.

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   fabricholic | Sep 23, 2007 03:36pm | #5

   Maybe that's why I like these stripes so much, reminds me of candy, yum.

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   fabricholic | Sep 23, 2007 03:33pm | #3

   When is your birthday? Sophia is still a little young. These have magnet closures, so she loves to pull mine off in church and play with it. I know you are having fun at your mother-in-law's. Bring back some good embroidery ideas.Marcy

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   solosmocker | Sep 24, 2007 03:46am | #6

   These are just lovely.

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   fabricholic | Sep 24, 2007 05:31pm | #7

   Thank you.

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   VKStitcher | Sep 24, 2007 06:55pm | #8

   I like your necklaces too!  They are beautiful and coordinate perfectly with the garments.

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   fabricholic | Sep 24, 2007 07:58pm | #9

   Thanks, Vickie.

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   rodezzy | Sep 24, 2007 11:14pm | #10

   Your necklaces are simply beautiful, so sleek and elegant.  Keep up the good work.

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   fabricholic | Sep 25, 2007 12:42am | #11

   Thanks, Rodezzy. I've got some more to make. Do you think I could sell them on e-bay?

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   rodezzy | Sep 25, 2007 06:06pm | #12

   I'm sure they will sell somewhere.  I am not familiar with Ebay.  I've never sold anything on the internet.  I hope you do well.  Have you looked into craft fairs and shows?  In the late 80's and early 90's I had a silk floral design home based business and I would circulate in craft shows and fairs here in Chicago, on a small scale.  I was working full time and had a part time job.  Son was in Catholic school.  Had to pay them bills. (giggle)  I remember that hand made jewelry sold well.

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   fabricholic | Sep 25, 2007 06:37pm | #13

   I thought about the craft fairs, also. I want to make a little money off of them. I just bought a bunch of beads, since they were 1/2 off.

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   rodezzy | Sep 25, 2007 06:53pm | #14

   Sounds good to me, I don't blame you for wanting to get something back.  They are truly beautiful.

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   dionna | Sep 27, 2007 03:53am | #15

   I love the necklace good job

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   fabricholic | Sep 27, 2007 04:34am | #16

   Thank you, Dionna.Marcy

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   Becky-book | Oct 01, 2007 04:46pm | #17

   Marcy! Lovely work! The proportions are nice, thanks for showing them on a shirt. Good idea, eye candy instead of "in the mouth" doesn't add pounds! and you can keep it; have your candy and wear it too!
   Becky

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   fabricholic | Oct 02, 2007 01:02am | #18

   Yeah, thanks for all the new food. I added it to my favorites on the Sparkpeople.comMarcy

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   Josefly | Oct 04, 2007 11:12pm | #19

   Your necklaces are striking. The black beeds really set off the green - or are they turquoise? (I may need to color-calibrate my monitor!)

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   fabricholic | Oct 05, 2007 03:57am | #20

   They are turquoise. I like the black with them, also. You know, I need to make some more necklaces with the beads I bought. Maybe this weekend I can do some more.

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   Fruzzle | Oct 08, 2007 10:56pm | #21

   Fabricholic, if you are looking to sell them, do you know about http://www.etsy.com? Their tag is your place to buy and sell all things handmade.

   Edited 10/8/2007 3:57 pm ET by Fruzzle

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   Gloriasews | Oct 08, 2007 11:26pm | #22

   What an interesting website!  I didn't know there were others, other than e-Bay, where you can sell your stuff.  Interesting assortment of stuff available, too.  Thanks for the website!

   Gloria

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   fabricholic | Oct 08, 2007 11:57pm | #23

   No, I didn't know. Thanks for the information.Marcy