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Showing posts with label black. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Friday, December 7, 2012
Eye Candy Friday: Necklaces 12/07/2012
Hi All!
Today's Eye Candy Friday Features: Necklaces
Use code Blog30 for 30% shopwide til midnight Sunday 12/9. The ocean jasper and the green aventurine necklaces come with earrings to match. The pictures and captions are live links. Click for more info and to purchase.
The $500 cash giveaway ends 12/16. Free to enter. Open worldwide. You can still enter and share with your friends here
Check in Monday for info to help start the new year off right.
Thanks for visiting.
Michelle
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Today's Eye Candy Friday Features: Necklaces
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| Mudcloth beads in copper |
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| Ocean Jasper in orby creamy shades of gray, |
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| Green aventurine faceted barrel beads with Swarovski crystals |
The $500 cash giveaway ends 12/16. Free to enter. Open worldwide. You can still enter and share with your friends here
Check in Monday for info to help start the new year off right.
Thanks for visiting.
Michelle
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Sunday, June 24, 2012
New Jewelry: Copper Bangles
Hi All!
A very busy week. Training on Search Engine Optimizing. I needed to learn how to use Google AdWords tool for finding better keywords. Once I got the hang of it, I felt much more in control.
I made new pieces and wanted to share them with you. I had some thick copper round wire in my box. I grabbed that and some beads and here are the results.
A very busy week. Training on Search Engine Optimizing. I needed to learn how to use Google AdWords tool for finding better keywords. Once I got the hang of it, I felt much more in control.
I made new pieces and wanted to share them with you. I had some thick copper round wire in my box. I grabbed that and some beads and here are the results.
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| https://www.etsy.com/listing/102862132/copper-black-onyx-bohemian-bangle |
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| https://www.etsy.com/listing/102862132/copper-black-onyx-bohemian-bangle |
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| https://www.etsy.com/listing/102859878/carnelian-copper-bohemian-bangle?ref=v1_other_2 |
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| https://www.etsy.com/listing/102859878/carnelian-copper-bohemian-bangle?ref=v1_other_2 |
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| https://www.etsy.com/listing/102859878/carnelian-copper-bohemian-bangle?ref=v1_other_2 |
I'll be blogging this week about Pinterest.com and tools to help you get the most our of Pinterest. I am again participating in the Ultimate Blog Challenge for the whole month of July, 31 days 31 blog post. This challenge I'll also video blog some of the days.
Thanks for visiting,
Michelle
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Are you celebrating Kwanzaa? A unique cultural holiday Black#African American Small biz http://bit.ly/vjTEFF
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Are you celebrating Kwanzaa? A unique cultural holiday Black#African American Small biz http://bit.ly/vjTEFF
Are you celebrating Kwanzaa? A unique cultural holiday Black#African American Small biz http://bit.ly/vjTEFF
Are you celebrating Kwanzaa? A unique cultural holiday Black#African American Small biz http://bit.ly/vjTEFF
Are you celebrating Kwanzaa? A unique cultural holiday Black#African American Small biz http://bit.ly/vjTEFF
Are you celebrating Kwanzaa? A unique cultural holiday Black#African American Small biz http://bit.ly/vjTEFF
Kwanzaa Day 2 KUJICHAGULIA
Kujichagulia (Self-Determination): To define ourselves, name ourselves, create for ourselves, and speak for ourselves stand up. The second day of Kwanzaa asks us to look inward to define yourself and not give in to how others might try to define you. The seven principle of Kwanzaa were initially created during the sixties when Black Americans were still trying to throw off the shackles of Jim Crowism. This was the era that saw the rise of the Black Panthers, the Nation of Islam, the Urban League and the demand by Black Americans for equal rights etc. Notice I said the rise, even with a Black President in office we are still seeking equal rights.
Black Americans still did not have the right to vote. The right to stay where they wanted or to even use a public rest room. So one has to look at the time frame for the origination of Kwanzaa, a non religious holiday. Kwanzaa is to celebrate the cultural of Black Americans going back to our origins in American. Yes, we as Black Americans have our own distinct culture separate from Africa. That's why there was the explosion of the Urban Studies curriculum during the seventies and eighties. Urban Studies is the study of US. Just ask Shirley Sherrod who was summarily fired from her Dept USDA job because a racist blogger falsely accused her of racism. http://ow.ly/8b0O8
This principle alone may account for why Kwanzaa is now celebrated worldwide. This is the official Kwanzaa website so you can make you own family tradition to celebrate http://ow.ly/8b10e
I hope these short posts will at least peak your curiosity about Kwanzaa so that your family and community can share this cultural holiday.
As we lumber into the new year you have a clean slate to write on. You have the power to determine what will be written. Either you take charge and write on the slate or someone else will. Its your call.
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Michelle
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Challenged by thebohemiangypsy Challenge Met
I was challenged by the bohemian gypsy to take these bits and pieces and make art. I don't think my finished product was what she had in mind. She was expecting jewelry. Isn't that why they call it art?
I have never taken a painting class or tried to paint. After the Bohemian gypsy challenged me I dreamed this piece.
The piece is titled Calm/Chaos. What would you have done with the pieces?
Saturday, April 23, 2011
My Green Contribution
Baby Girl had this turquoise for some time and wanted it made into something. I took some steel wire and made a ring.
Show what you've done with some scrap materials.
Five days left for my giveaway. Scroll down to see how to enter.
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