Beaded Mask Holder...

 I started making these this summer

to hold my mask

when I need to take it off...

Beaded Mask Holder

No more scrunching my mask up

in my pockets...

I always have lots of beads to work with.

I ordered the mini clasps HERE

Beaded Mask Holder Tutorial HERE

Don't want to make one...

You can order one HERE

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May Your Bobbin Always Be Full,

LuAnn

2020......Highlights

 A look back at 2020...

January 2020

I needed a fresh start for 2020.

My sewing area went from this:

to this:

February 2020

Calving Season begins @ the Kessi Ranch

Playing with Rayon Threads

March 2020

The Turkey Vultures are BACK

Calving Season....continues:

Fertilizing the Hay Fields

Playing with Improv

April 2020

Improv Technique 2

Improv Technique 3

Improv Technique 4

Improv Technique 5

Improv Technique 6

Improv Technique 7

Improv Technique 8

Sunflower Quilt Finished

May 2020

Zipper Pulls

Working Cattle.....Spring Round Up

June 2020

Improv Quilt Top

Messy Painted Canvas

July 2020

Tassel Necklaces

Haying Season

Cattle Drive to Summer Pasture

August 2020

Form Fitted Face Masks

Wyoming

September 2020

Plowing

English Paper Piecing

Peek-A-Boo Zip Bags

Thread Shed

Idaho Quilters Retreat

November 2020

Feeding Cattle

Orange Peel/Pumpkin Seed Quilt

December 2020

Beaded Sewing Stilettos

Transparent Vinyl Zip Cases

Giddy Up....Horse Quilt

Looking forward to lots of creativity

in 2021

Wishing you all the BEST in the New Year !

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May Your Bobbin Always Be Full,

LuAnn Kessi

Beading.....More Tassels

This summer, in the evenings, I have been

doing a bit of beading...

This metal cart is on wheels.

I wheel it out of the back room and into 

the living room at night...

It holds everything I need 

for my beading projects.

The 2 bottom shelves hold lots and lots

of bead storage boxes...

The top shelf is for cording and wires.

3 containers hang off the side and hold

my jewelry pliers and cutters...

When I put the cart away,

I can store my bead board on the top shelf...

The cart fits nicely by the end of the couch

where I sit in the evening and work on beads.

The best part is, when I am done, I roll

the cart and put it away out of sight.

This past week, I created more 

tassel necklaces:

Blues, greens and oranges....sari silk

Close Up Views:

My favorite part is picking out orphan beads

from my stash to adorn the top of the tassel...

I am thinking these will be good for gift giving.

Just outside the back door:

Petunias and Hollyhocks

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May Your Bobbin Always Be Full,

LuAnn