April 12, 2008

Pirate Crossbones Jewelry Pillaged in Broad Daylight

Pirate Corssbones Beads

A Story About Crossbones Beads With a Happy Ending. Ahoy There Mate…

From some of my other posts, you may already know that I'm a big fan of anything pirate… shoes, clothes, wearable accessories… and oh yes… pirate beads!

Today I'd like to share with you how important it is to always wear the bead jewelry you make, especially if it's made with crossbones beads like the ones in the photos.

Pirate Beaded Lanyard

Just the other day as usual, I was wearing a favorite pirate bead lanyard on my way in to yoga class. I use this pirate lanyard to hold a YMCA membership card and keys… pirate beads being my way of 'living on the edge' without actually having to get a tattoo.

On this particular day, I had to flash my membership card to the lady behind the desk in order to get a guest pass for my mom who was visiting with me. Well this lady saw the crossbones beads hanging around my neck and instantly fell in love with them. She wanted to buy the lanyard right then and there, but didn't have the money on her.

Long story short, we made arrangements to meet up the next day and now she is the proud owner of one of my funky beaded lanyard creations!

Of course this means I will have to use a different lanyard until I get the chance to make up some more pirate cross bone beads… but it's all good.

So like I said earlier, always be wearing your beaded jewelry projects. You never know when someone will come up to you and say, "I gotta have it!"

Filed under 12: Inspiration, 13: Musings-News by Cindy Lietz

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April 13, 2008

Kristy @ 6:30 am

That is awesome Cindy!!!

What better way to advertise than to wear your stuff!

BTW love the lanyard

Kristy's last blog post..Sea Glass Jewelry

Cindy Lietz from Polymer Clay Canes @ 2:03 pm

Thanks Kristy! Just made a new pirate crossbones polymer clay cane in browns to make beads for some hemp jewelry. When I get something made I'll show it to you.

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April 14, 2008

Kristy @ 3:26 am

Oh cool, can't wait to see them!

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May 5, 2008

Cindy Lietz from Sanding Polymer Clay @ 10:27 am

Here is the hemp bracelet I made with the brown pirate crossbones beads I was telling you about Kristy!

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June 21, 2008

kumru @ 4:59 am

wow! this one is just for me!! :)

Cindy Lietz from How To Make Polymer Clay Beads @ 8:10 am

Thanks Kumru!

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July 20, 2008

Cindy Erickson @ 4:57 pm

Cindy,

This crossbones and skull bead is soooooooo cool!!! My daughters would go crazy for jewelry made of these beads! I will be adding this to all of my other Cindy Lietz projects to try out:)

I bet the lady who bought your lanyard will have many people asking her where she got hers!!!

Thanks as always! You are a polymer clay gem! :)

Cindy Erickson

Cindy Lietz from Polymer Clay Bead Making Primer @ 6:25 pm

Thanks Cindy!! I think their cool too! In fact I probably wear pirate beads more than any other beads I make!

I may just make a pirate crossbones cane course if people would like me to. It is one of the designs I was considering for my new cane courses!

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July 21, 2008

Cindy Erickson @ 12:31 am

Cindy, I would totally love to learn how to make this cane!!! Hope to see it in the near future :)

Cindy Erickson

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