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14th Blogger/Non-Blogger Twice as Nice Holiday in July Challenge



Our Host: Toltec Jewels

For the 14th round of the BNB challenge, we were tasked to create 1 or 2 designs inspired by either or both of the inspiration pictures or colorways:  Woodland Creatures and/or Sparkling Holiday.

Here are my designs:



Links to participants:

You can also view the Facebook Album:
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=oa.303277513177177&type=1

Renetha Stanziano - www.lamplightcrafts.blogspot.com

Dini Bruinsma - http://angazabychanges.blogspot.nl

Tammy Adams - http://www.paisleylizard.com/blog.html

Blanca Medina - http://www.peru-medesigns.com

Chris Eisenberg - www.wanderware.blogspot.com

Krafty Max - http://kraftymax.blogspot.com

Robin Kae Reed www.willowdragon.blogspot.com

Kathy Lindemer - Bay Moon Design

Marde Lowe - www.fancimardesigns.blogspot.com

Andrea Glick- http://zenithjade.blogspot.com/

Lee Koopman http://stregajewlley.wordpress.com

Natalie Davidson -- NorthShoreDays.com

LiliKrist - http://pcbylik.blogspot.com/

Lori Anderson www.PrettyThings.com

Tami Norris

Klaudete Koon

Kathleen A Breeding http://99bobotw.blogspot.com/

Veralynne Malone www.veradesigns.blogspot.com

Shalini Austin - http://jewellerybyshalini.co.uk

Gloria Allen Designs

Sheila Prose

Cheri Reed

Kelly Hosford Patterson http://travelingsideshow.blogspot.com/

Divya N - www.jewelsofsayuri.com

My apologies for not having this up earlier, but I set it for 2pm instead of 2am. However, thank you for stopping by my blog.  Comments are welcome!

Have I said that I love challenges?  Well I do!

Comments

  1. UnknownAugust 24, 2014 at 2:54 PM

    Hi Renetha, these designs are special and sweet at the same time. The focal is 'simple' in a very positive way! And those deerings as you called them, soooo cute! Very playful, I love them!

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  2. Tammy AdamsAugust 24, 2014 at 5:55 PM

    Those deerings are adorable. I'd love to know what they are made of. I'm guessing polymer clay or ceramic. Love the rustic snowflake necklace.

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  3. AnonymousAugust 24, 2014 at 10:57 PM

    I love the deceptive simplicity of these designs

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  4. UnknownSeptember 6, 2014 at 11:03 PM

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