Welcome to the Global Genes 7000 bracelets for hope, blog hop. (Wow! That was a mouthful!)
The Global Genes Project raises money and awareness for rare diseases. So when Lori Anderson asked who wanted to participate in this hop, I was in! I love any opportunity to take what I do, and use it to help someone. What I really liked about this, is that someone whose family is stricken with a rare disease will actually receive my bracelet!
I hope it will bring a smile to their face.
I hope they know someone out there cares about what they are facing.
I hope it will feel like a hug when they receive it.
I hope this will bring awareness to rare diseases, and help raise money for research.
I hope.
7000 bracelets for hope. Thats a lot of hope!!!
Oh yeah- I hope they like it!!!!
I used antiqued copper wire, light blue quartz, a coin pearl, grey / blue crackle agate ( I always put a heavy bead opposite my focal so the bracelet hangs right;) some blue labrodorite, kyanite, blue stick pearl, a handmade clasp and chain so its adjustable, and the focal is one of my new components available at Artisan Accents. I will be listing more like that later this week.
When the world says, "Give up,"
Hope whispers, "Try it one more time."
~Author Unknown
To eat bread without hope is still slowly to starve to death. ~Pearl S. Buck
Hope sees the invisible, feels the intangible and achieves the impossible. ~
Anonymous
For the hop list with all the participants links, click here!
Super cool, love the beads you've picked!
ReplyDeleteNice organic feel - Love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat mix of beads.
ReplyDeleteInteresting and so pretty... Love it!
ReplyDeleteLove this one!! So unique and interesting. All your components deserve a few moments of meditation.
ReplyDeletelove the wire work!! beautiful bracelet.
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beautiful, they will love it.
ReplyDeleteLove that you used several different types of beads- like each one representing! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love your bracelet so much. I hope you keep making lot's more. I'm now a follower of your blog. Happy hopping! #48
ReplyDeleteLove it!!! I love the wonderful mix of randomness in this piece..wonderful design and beautiful message.
ReplyDeleteI love all the different components! This is so unique -- wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for participating!
great mix of funky beads & I love the way you used the wire
ReplyDeleteI'm in love with this bracelet! It takes so much skill to use a variety of beads - well done!
ReplyDeleteLove it - really cool all the different pieces combined!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely bracelet & what a wonderful cause!!! Thanks for sharing your creativity & HOPE!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Susie
I love the eclectic mix of beads... very pretty! My prayers go out to all of those receiving these bracelets too!
ReplyDeleteStaci, you make wonderful jewelry and these bracelets are awesome. Love the combination of beads. Excellent!
ReplyDeleteI'm seeing such gorgeous bracelets on this blog hop. Each one seems more striking than the last. This is my favorite so far. So eclectic, so organic. It's just lovely.
ReplyDeleteI really like all the different beads you used in your bracelet. Everyone is so talented in this hop.
ReplyDeleteWow, lovely beads and thanks for sharing the tip about balancing a large bead opposite your focal, I will try that.
ReplyDeleteDeb x
Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteLove the different types of beads you used to create this gorgeous bracelet!
ReplyDeleteBetween the beads you chose, the design, and the beautiful sentiments, I was speechless. Thanks so much for sharing your talent not only with the recipient, but with us as well.
ReplyDeleteLove it! So cool!
ReplyDeleteThis is one yummy bracelet...love it.
ReplyDeleteI love the mix of beads and elements that you used for this -- it's stunning!
ReplyDeleteI love your design! It's so full of treasures - a different piece for every good thought, perhaps.
ReplyDeleteStacy - fab to be introduced to your blog in such a meaningful way! I love all the different elements in your bracelet! ...honored to be featured among such talented artisans!
ReplyDeleteRobyn Hawk
What a nice selection of beads and the bracelet flows quite nicely. Beautiful!
ReplyDeletelove your great mix of beads. I just might borrow that large-bead-opposite-focal trick :-)
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! I love the mixture of beads that work together so well.
ReplyDeleteFabulous! This piece is right my alley! I love how you wire wrapped the side drilled pieces...perfect!!
ReplyDeleteYes, that is a whole lot of hope! And your bracelet is a beautiful portion of it... absolutely stunning! I love it!
ReplyDeletegreat mix of different pieces make a wonderful bracelet!
ReplyDeleteSTUNNING!! Staci this is such a gorgeous bracelet!! I love the mix of beads! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteoooo, nice eclectic mix you've got ;o)
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hello gorgeous xxx
The bracelet is stunning, I love all the mix of different pieces and how they are put together. I am now following you. I love your silver work. I'm a beginner, so I'm sure I'll continue to check you out.
ReplyDeleteI just love your bracelet. It's so wearable and still a work of art. You've done a fabulous job with this 'challenge.'
ReplyDeleteI love the "bead soup" feel of your bracelet. Classy, artistic and eclectic. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteHey Staci, that is alot of hope and that is a very lovely bracelet, good work!
ReplyDeleteSusanMarie
What an eclectic and electric blend of components! I love the sheen of pearls and labrdorite and kyanite are two of my favorites! Enjoy the day!
ReplyDeleteErin
This is gorgeous! I am sure it will be loved! I am so glad I found your blog through this! It looks fun to read, and your components are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love bracelets where each bead is different from the others. Really cute - they will love it.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous bracelet! As others have said, I really love the organic feel. The kyanite brings so much to the design and the swirls feel fun and appropriate---never-ending, eternal hope. :) Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative & unique bracelet someone is going to be very lucky to recieve it ttfn L:)
ReplyDeleteI really like the transition of colours in the beads from white to dark blue. And the antique copper wire really sets the beads off well.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous - love the varied shapes and sizes in your bead choices
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bracelet! I love all of your jewelry as I was looking through your blog!
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