I treated myself to Harold Cooney bead. This one I'm blaming on my Canadian friends Barb and Beth who had to show me theirs during dinner one evening.

I also bought a few trinkets from Art by Amy. My friend Janice arrived wearing a Rock Star pendant and I knew I needed one too. The booth was lively with vintage pink diner stools, and a chandelier full of baubles. Fun!

Mind you it's not that I go around thinking I'm a rock star, but at a show with this much talent, it is really easy to starting feeling unsure of one's own self worth. It's a nice reminder to celebrate one's self.
And I couldn't resist finally owning one of Christi Friesen's steampunk creatures.

Christi is a huge talent and so completely full of all of life's positives. She always has a kind word.
I've got a few more trinkets to share with you tomorrow and then I best get busy with preparations for Fusion Beads, Alaska, Portland and Germany. They will all be here before I know it!
2 comments:
About easy influenced... I bought Cooneye's blue/orange glass ring. Soooo beautiful.
Love the glass bead, got one from him too, held the one you got for a long time, before making up my mind.
Thanks for all the New York tips, had a great day of shopping for beads and some exceptional buttons.
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