Maryam Critchet, my friend from church who I know better by the name “Tropi,” liked the colors of the rose quartz necklace I made a few days ago for another friend’s granddaughter. See I made a new necklace today
I had another rose quartz focal bead and some leftover beads from that first necklace that I was able to fill out with some other beads that I got on sale yesterday at Michael’s, the crafts store.
Here is the resulting necklace and earrings, which I gave to Tropi this afternoon:
Let Us Live Like We Mean It! 
This necklace is stunning. Have a beautiful weekend 🙂 x
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Thank you, Janet! And welcome home! How was your stay in France? ❤
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Thank you Timi…it was wonderful…two entirely different places – the South and then Brittany but with good friends all the way. You can see some pics on my blog of the Brittany part of trip.
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I will go look soon. Right now I’m waiting on the delivery of a recliner that will hopefully give me some pain -free rest!
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I hope the recliner works for you. It is awful to be in pain. We have snow on the ground in London today – and it is very cold, but spring will be with us soon….janet 🙂
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Our weather is so changeable that we have a saying when someone remarks on it being too hot or too cold or too snowy/rainy or too dry: “Wait five minutes.”
The recliner does help, although it’s not a panacea. But I didn’t expect it to be, so it’s all good, as they say. 🙂 I hope you are doing well, now that you’re back in London. And yes, spring is coming! ❤
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We have the same saying in England 🙂
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ROFLMAO–Go thousands of miles and find the same things being said! 🙂
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