Yes - More Donated Bracelets for the Global Genes Gala!

Back to the bracelets!  Below are pictures of the 75 bracelets that I made and donated to the Global Genes Organization for their Tribute to Champions Gala to be held at the end of this month.  The September 27th event will recognize individuals and organizations that are working tirelessly to help millions of children and families impacted by over 7,000 different types of rare and genetic diseases.

 

My main supplier of lampwork beads was Sue Kennedy of Sue Beads - but I also used beads from other artisans, as noted below.

 

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Pretty pastel disc beads by Sue Kennedy

This set of beads by Sue Kennedy was made in varying tones of blues with flecks of silver, which I combined with man-made sea glass beads

Lovely swirled blue lampwork beads by Sue Kennedy, with man-made sea glass

I really love this baroque style bead from Sue, combined with more man-made sea glass beads

Tiny blue spacer beads from Pebble Dreams - I followed a tutorial for this design by Tracey Statler

Beautiful light green frit on these lampwork beads by Sue, and creamy white lampwork beads by Glass Bead Art.

These disc beads by Sue are so pretty - I love the frit on the edges!  And, they are hard for me to photograph!

I combined Sue's swirled lampwork beads with this ceramic set of beads by Sherri Mallery of Slingin' Mud.  I added a handmade, sterling silver shell charm, by Lesley Watt of THEAtoo.

Lovely beads accented with silver by Sue, and Swarovski silver plated findings

Beautiful boro glass-encased beads by Brenda Scata-she left ETSY, so I no longer have a link :(.  I added some tiny Czech glass flowers as dangles.

Man made sea glass and Swarovski crystals

These are gorgeous handmade beads by Kaz Baildon of Cheeky Cherub Designs

Beautiful hues of blue beads by Sue Kennedy, with antique brass elements

Pretty lampwork beads by Sue Kennedy, which have been accented with silver

Thanks again to the artists for creating such beautiful works of art! :)

I encourage you to find out more about the Global Genes project by clicking the link below. 

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