It is impossible not to take a closer look at this fabulous huge necklace in the Chanel advertisements this fall.
I have never seen larger agate slices!
If you love the look, The Outlet has a wonderful selection of agate slices.
How is that for a price?
There is a very special wall in the outlet. It showcases a HUGE selection of iron-on crystals.
All the colours you would need.
At OUTLET sale prices!
Are you looking for a back issue of a magazine you love?
The Outlet has stacks and stacks of back issues!
Here are two examples of some of the finished jewelry in the Outlet….the prices are super!
The selection of semi-precious stones in the Outlet will amaze you.
Pricing that seems too good to be true…..
Visit the Outlet to see even more!
This crystal bird is happily saying “hello there gift buyer!”
You will be very surprised, and I hope impressed, when you see this fabulous tower in the John Bead Outlet.
In it you will find some of the most beautiful crystal sculptures!
Each of these would be a wonderful special gift.
And the prices will make you very happy!
These are just two of the dozens of finished brooches in The Outlet.
The prices should have you falling off your chairs right now. I took pictures with the prices close by. This first brooch is only $11.50. With your 10% members discount card…they are giving these away!
This brooch would be a cherished gift and only $14.95! As always, when they are gone they are gone.
I went to the Outlet to take photographs for the upcoming blog posts…..
….and ended up shopping instead……
Are you a jewelry maker?
You will be very surprised to see the bead sets in The Outlet.
The prices for this grouping would make your trip to the outlet very worthwhile.
Remember. If they are in the outlet, we don’t have any more…when they are gone they are gone!
Nylon Mesh is in the Outlet! This very special stringing material can be used to create so many different designs.
You can fill the mesh with interesting beads. There is a blog post on the main John Bead site showing you more about this technique.
You can also string beads over the mesh. That technique is featured in a second blog post.
