Each week I have a few sets of beads that I just love. This week, it seems that the citrus colors are what I'm leaning towards!
Sunday, June 6, 2010
My favorite creations for the week!
Each week I have a few sets of beads that I just love. This week, it seems that the citrus colors are what I'm leaning towards!
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Little Fatties
Thursday, May 27, 2010
My newest discovery!
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
A good day!
Today had been a suprisingly wonderful day. First of all, at www.paperbeads.org, they were kind enough to feature me on their blog. Check out http://paperbeads.org/misswoogoos-paper-beads/ to read the article on my etsy shop and a little about my paper beads. This site also has some really great tutorials, inspiring jewelry designs, and fun information about paper beads. A definite must read!

Secondly, I have finished some of my handpainted paper beads. I have made these out of upcycled office paper that I then painted with acrylic paints that I mixed to the perfect color. They turned out really neat, and look almost like little bitty jewels!
Secondly, I have finished some of my handpainted paper beads. I have made these out of upcycled office paper that I then painted with acrylic paints that I mixed to the perfect color. They turned out really neat, and look almost like little bitty jewels!
Monday, May 24, 2010
Success!!!
I have attained success! I have conquered the world of tiny, quarter inch beads! I shall have a victory party, and everyone in my kingdom shall attend! Okay, maybe no party, but still, it's a pretty happy day in my world!

This picture by the quarter gives you a good understanding of how tiny these things are! They really weren't so bad once I got the hang of rolling them, and I like them so much, I've already cut out more to be made! I will post pictures of the newly cut ones as soon as I get them done. They are being made out of upcycled office paper that I handpainted with acrylic paint, so they will be solid colors, compared with these that are made from upcycled magazine pages. But there is something to be said for the random color placement of the magazine beads. They are just so darling!
I have attained success! I have conquered the world of tiny, quarter inch beads! I shall have a victory party, and everyone in my kingdom shall attend! Okay, maybe no party, but still, it's a pretty happy day in my world!
This picture by the quarter gives you a good understanding of how tiny these things are! They really weren't so bad once I got the hang of rolling them, and I like them so much, I've already cut out more to be made! I will post pictures of the newly cut ones as soon as I get them done. They are being made out of upcycled office paper that I handpainted with acrylic paint, so they will be solid colors, compared with these that are made from upcycled magazine pages. But there is something to be said for the random color placement of the magazine beads. They are just so darling!
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Mr. Clean is my Main Man

By the way, I hate cleaning toilets, Mr. Clean or not.
Saturday, May 22, 2010
I've gone insane.
I've gone completely insane. I've been having a hankerin' (yes, hankerin') to make some itty, bitty, teeny, tiny, minuscule beads. Why? Cause. That's why. So I started slicing and dicing and this is the pile I turned up with. Looks like confetti or paper doll hair, but certainly no sane person would try to turn this into a bead. Well, wait and see.
This is my teeny, tiny bead. It's a whoppin' 1/4 inch in length. Too cute for words. Although I do believe that I may develop carpal tunnel rolling these things onto toothpicks and gluing them down! And, it may, nay, it will, take me approximately eternity to finish the pile of paper I cut. Live and learn.
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