I just finished uploading four NEW types of Vintage Beads to my Shop! I really love these beads. They are some of my favorites! Some hail from 1950's Japan and others come from what was once 1930's Czechoslovakia (which is now the Czech Republic). I particularly like the bright yellowish-green of the Vaseline Beads. The yellow actually comes from Uranium! (Don't worry; they are safe! Just don't grind them into a powder and breathe them in or eat them... both scenarios are not recommended for any glass beads.) I purchased these in bulk, but am running low on some of them. So get them before they're gone! CLICK HERE to see the full selection of newly added Vintage Beads.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
NEW Vintage Beads...
I just finished uploading four NEW types of Vintage Beads to my Shop! I really love these beads. They are some of my favorites! Some hail from 1950's Japan and others come from what was once 1930's Czechoslovakia (which is now the Czech Republic). I particularly like the bright yellowish-green of the Vaseline Beads. The yellow actually comes from Uranium! (Don't worry; they are safe! Just don't grind them into a powder and breathe them in or eat them... both scenarios are not recommended for any glass beads.) I purchased these in bulk, but am running low on some of them. So get them before they're gone! CLICK HERE to see the full selection of newly added Vintage Beads.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
5 comments:
They are pretty!
I love your warning about not grinding up beads and eating them! It really made me laugh!
Have a great day, Andrew.
Ann
mycriticaleye.com
I'm sorely tempted to remove them, since I want to keep them for my own personal stash.
I am glad vintage stuff is in the 2000s!
I do like the 1920s for beads a lot. Long necklaces were "in" at the time. Beads are "in" again now!
Post a Comment