Trollbeads Glass Beads
As I'm sure you've noticed, when I get into something, I get into it! I've started exploring the Trollbeads Universe and it's a completely new world with its own terminology. One of the best things about Trollbeads is their glasswork; I've said it before and I'll say it again, I am in LOVE with their glass beads! TBs has two different types of glass beads, pandora jewelry
which are mass produced and uniques (or One of a Kind, OOAKs) that are one offs or small batches of experimental beads. What I mean by experimental is that these beads have unique color and pattern combinations. TBs also offers Universal Uniques which have larger diameter cores so that they can fit over Pandora bracelets (with the threads). Since I'm a purist, I don't plan on combining my TBs and Pandora collections so I haven't bought any of these UUs.
Of course, bitten by the TBs bug , I explored the uniques and came up less than satisfied on my first try. I didn't realize this, but apparently I have some OCD-ness for bead size. The uniques are not mass produced so the size of each varies a lot. That's one thing for Pandora, the size is consistent because they used the Murano glass method. The only way I can get these uniques, as I don't have any large TBs retailer near me, is to buy them online and the color can be quite deceptive. Thank goodness for returns, but it's just such a hassle :/. Of course, I went back and tried again and this time picked some really awesome ones. I adore my new pale green petal unique; I can't decide if it looks more like feathers or flower petals, but I'm leaning towards flower petals. It is the perfect size to match my other beads and the perfect color too!
With my new purchases, my first TBs bracelet is complete! This bracelet has almost all the green production TBs and just one unique. As you can see, I kept it light on the silvers and heavy with the glass. My bracelet is 7.9-long (including the clasp) and it can fit 12 glass beads and 6 silvers very comfortably. I got a Trollbeads coin and the retired Shortcut silver beads as well for this one; I really like the coin, it's so ornate and it's perfect for my first TBs bracelet. I like the Shortcut bead because I'm all about efficiency, lol!
I cannot express how happy I am with how this bracelet turned out-while the greens are all different shades, they're along the same color spectrum so it looks really harmonious. I think I’m going to keep going with green beads! Since I've exhausted most of the pandora bracelets charms , my next bracelet will be composed of mostly OOAKs, I think. It’s going to be so much fun TBs hunting!
Of course, bitten by the TBs bug , I explored the uniques and came up less than satisfied on my first try. I didn't realize this, but apparently I have some OCD-ness for bead size. The uniques are not mass produced so the size of each varies a lot. That's one thing for Pandora, the size is consistent because they used the Murano glass method. The only way I can get these uniques, as I don't have any large TBs retailer near me, is to buy them online and the color can be quite deceptive. Thank goodness for returns, but it's just such a hassle :/. Of course, I went back and tried again and this time picked some really awesome ones. I adore my new pale green petal unique; I can't decide if it looks more like feathers or flower petals, but I'm leaning towards flower petals. It is the perfect size to match my other beads and the perfect color too!
With my new purchases, my first TBs bracelet is complete! This bracelet has almost all the green production TBs and just one unique. As you can see, I kept it light on the silvers and heavy with the glass. My bracelet is 7.9-long (including the clasp) and it can fit 12 glass beads and 6 silvers very comfortably. I got a Trollbeads coin and the retired Shortcut silver beads as well for this one; I really like the coin, it's so ornate and it's perfect for my first TBs bracelet. I like the Shortcut bead because I'm all about efficiency, lol!
I cannot express how happy I am with how this bracelet turned out-while the greens are all different shades, they're along the same color spectrum so it looks really harmonious. I think I’m going to keep going with green beads! Since I've exhausted most of the pandora bracelets charms , my next bracelet will be composed of mostly OOAKs, I think. It’s going to be so much fun TBs hunting!
Les tissus de robe de mariée sont principalement
Les tissus de robe de mariée
sont principalement en
satin, épais de forge, forge lumineuse, taffeta, la dentelle, le fil de
maille en organza. Les mêmes types de tissus importés et, il existe
d’autres, en Europe et le Japon et la Corée du Sud importés il y a deux
différents matériaux ont également décidé d’habiller les différents
grades et des prix. La série de fils de robe de mariée
,
souvent “couche” concept est très important. Proposé série de fils
d’achat, de la capacité économique, de permettre le cas,
ne sélectionnez pas les quatre produits suivants fils. Parce que les couches sont trop peu fera regarder mariage échaudés, apathique, pas tout à fait réel, moelleux et léger, tissu ne peut tout simplement pas tenir compte de la Zhi Sha, romance, fantastique sens. Si la série en satin de produits, d’augmenter le niveau général des importations épaisse couche de revêtement qui peut être forgée pour obtenir de bons résultats. Si couplé à un panier de qualité, un plus parfait serait beau. processus de production est trop complexe et souvent superflues de décoration,
ne sélectionnez pas les quatre produits suivants fils. Parce que les couches sont trop peu fera regarder mariage échaudés, apathique, pas tout à fait réel, moelleux et léger, tissu ne peut tout simplement pas tenir compte de la Zhi Sha, romance, fantastique sens. Si la série en satin de produits, d’augmenter le niveau général des importations épaisse couche de revêtement qui peut être forgée pour obtenir de bons résultats. Si couplé à un panier de qualité, un plus parfait serait beau. processus de production est trop complexe et souvent superflues de décoration,
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Swift popped up in the upper first balcony at the 50-yard line (in a skimpy, shiny blue dress) and sang the not-so-secret secret crush serenade “Hey Stephen,” which ended in a massive hug fest (and a security guard's nightmare) as she walked down the aisle. Always scaling new heights as a performer, Swift made her way to the roof of the sound stage to confess her biggest high school fear and dream (not fitting in, being asked to the prom by a senior, respectively) and to pour her heart out on “Fifteen.”
Back on the main stage, Swift, wearing a red Victorian dress, proved she is the champion of happy endings, changing the outcome of Shakespeare's tale of star-crossed lovers “Romeo and Juliet” with a happy ending no less on “Love Story.”
Now wearing a purple sparkly dress, Swift sang about having a wild (but not too wild) side and a secret attraction to bad (but not too bad) boys on “The Way I Loved You” and flailed back and forth while pounding the keys of a baby grand piano on “You're Not Sorry,” which included a snippet of Justin Timberlake's “What Goes Around Comes Around.” With the help of virtual fire, Swift scorched the stage with the set closer, “Picture to Burn.”