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My Valentine Day Minis

Here is a photo of a few bits that I made for Valentine Day, thinking of doing a little scene with them but there was no time, so I'll leave them for next year.



For the teapots and sets I used glass beads.

Here is what I call cheaper by the dozen.  One day I was looking for little Binder clips to make bags from when I found out that for the price of 4 units I can get a box of 12.  I bought three different size boxes and now I am making bags inspired by some of your very talented blogs. 



Now I am going to visit blogs I neglected not having the time before.

I wish you an enjoyable weekend and blessings


 

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How to Style a Geometric Necklace

Whether you like to make patterned peyote cuffs, cabochon jewelry, or gemstone rings, shapes are an important part of the design process. Big, bold and chunky bead shapes can make for some stunning jewelry. Although the best way to wear these pieces is with simple garments, it can be fun to pile on the patterns.

Today’s collage started with a beautiful orange and gold statement necklace, with chunky orange resin rectangles and triangles. The simple palette makes it ideal for pairing with busy tops and dresses, and I chose two fun pieces with hints of aqua and green. Chunky three-stone rings easily add another layer of shapes to each outfit.

Geometry in Orange


These ensembles might be a little much for street wear, but pared down to one or two bold pieces, they would certainly make a statement. The hammered triangle bracelet that ties in to both sets is a little more subtle than the hot orange shoes and geometric purses.

As always, there are lots of ways to build your own looks with handmade and vintage pieces.

Geometry Treasury


Here are my favorite Polyvore sets featuring today’s picks:

DINNER


Love in vein


Geometric Pucci


So many colors, so little time...



What’s your favorite way to use geometry in beadwork?

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Discovery of the Jesus Boat in the Sea of Galilee

Yesterday my husband and me took a guided tour to the lower Galilee.  The tour was dedicated to Yigal Alon, one of our beloved heroes and founders. The tour started with the village, facing the beautiful Mount Tabor where Yigal Alon was born and where he grew up; a famous agricaltural school where he studied and ended at the Kibbutz he and his friends founded. The landscape is very beautiful and colourful this time of year.  Almond trees, the first to blossom, in white.  Red, blue and white anemonies as well as beautiful wild cyclamens adorn the green grass. The green mountain slopes are blossoming in  yellow.  A beautiful sight. The Kibbutz Ginosar is on the shores of the Sea of Galilee. ( Kinneret as it's called here.)

24 years ago, the Kinneret was in recession, owing to continuous droughts, when  a member of the Kibbutz made a stunning discovery of an ancient boat.  The process of digging out and perserving the boat was very complicated. If you are interested you can  check  internet or youtube for information in your own language about the whole process. The boat is now displayed at the Yigal Alon Ginosar Museum.  I tried to take photos but my camera did not work.  Here are photos from the internet.






Thousands of Christian pilgrims from all over the world come to see this miraculous treasure. It is believed to be Jesus' boat.  Let me tell you that for us too it was  a tremendous spiritual experience and the highlight of our tour.  There were bus load of tourists coming down from Jerusalem and Nazareth the time we were there.

This time I looked for more shells but found nothing.  I still have many from our previous visit.  Fortunately this year we have lots of rain and the Lake's level is rising a little.

I really love sharing this experience with you.  I wish it will make you want to come and see for yourself.



  
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Fabriola's Prize

Here are photos of Fabiola's beautiful handcrafted bathroom miniatures which I won.  THANK YOU FABY!!!
http://fabiolamiominimondo.blogspot.com/







A very warm welcome to new followers.  I am very grateful for your visits.

Minnie - http://miss-minnies-minis.blogspot.com/
Silver - http://silver-thistles.blogspot.com/
Allis - http://allisglade.blogspot.com/
Linda - http://lindasminis.blogspot.com/
Sherika - http://sunshineflminiadventures.blogspot.com/
Yolanda

Tomorrow my husband and I are going to be tourists for one day in our own country.  This will be to celebrate Valentine Day.  We'll be going all the way to the Lake of Galilee and if we're lucky we'll bring back more shells.

Happy Valentine Day!!!
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A winner

The following names have been added to my previous list of participants:

119. Kez. 120. Patricia Cabrera. 121. Eva (Casita de regaliz). 122. Patty. 123. Maria (Il Cucchiaino Magico). 124. Mary (M's minis and more). 125. Linda (Linda's minis). 126. GeMa.

It's now past nine o'clock night time here , I used the random number generator and here is the result:


Rosa Margarita!!!  Congratulations!!! You are the winner!!!

This has been exciting, I waited all day long for the drawing.  Dear followers, I wish I could give this prize to each of you.  I can only promise to give more prizes in the future.  I already notice there are
350 followers.
 
So many wonderful, inspiring blogs with  awe-inspiring talents, I feel humble and grateful just being here.  Thank you  for participating.

Bless you my dears

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Alicia's Giveaway Prize

Yesterday,  to my great delight, by special delivery, Alicia's gift arrived. I cannot describe fully how wonderful and talented is Alicia  - http://aliciaminiaturas.blogspot.com/.  Each little book is perfectly crafted.  The tiny Chrismas cards are beautiful and I love  the rolled up map  on the atlas. I hope you can see all that in my photos.


 You can see how much work is invested in each book.




The book case can be devided.  Here you see the drawers part.  I took out the little box so you can see how pretty it is with a lid that can be taken off.


This lovely post card came with the gift.

THANK YOU ALICIA!!! I am most grateful for all this.


I am also very grateful to Amary - http://rincondeamary.blogspot.com/, for passing on to me my 5th award this month.  I pass this award to all of you my very dear followers, for the pleasure you give me in following your work with little glimpses into your lives and for being there in this wonderful world of miniatures.

Blessings to all





















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New Awards


This award was passed on to me by Mary - http://miniaturas-elrincondelosdeseos.blogspot.com.
Thank you Mary I am very grateful and honored.



This award was passed on to me by Julia = http://elminimundodeyuli.blogspot.com/.  Again I am touched and grateful.  Thank you Julia.

Since it's very difficult for me to chose only a certain number from all the wonderful, inspiring, generous and immensely talented people, I am offering them to all of you dear followers.

A warm welcome to new followers.  Thank you for following.

Franceska - http://saucysiciliana.blogspot.com/
Sissi
Sandi - http://whimsycottageminis.blogspot.com/
Honey Melone Miniatures

Blessings







































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