
On another note. With some gentle encouragement from Sand Fibers; I will be offering this patten for sale on etsy. I am currently looking into donating the proceeds to the Medical College of Wisconsin (my employer, and they have a great cancer research program), and I will keep everyone up to date on that.
It also looks like I'm not going to be able to enter the Etsy-Beadweavers October Challenge due to lack of photography equipment. I'm not sure when our camera is going to be fixed, so for now I will not be able to enter any challenges or list any new items up on etsy. This makes me sad, but unfortunately that's how it has to be. :(

Well now onto the award . I received a I love your blog award from Designing Hilary way back at the beginning of September. Thank you so much for this award. This really is exciting for me, I love her blog and her work!!!
Here are the rules:
1. The winner can put the logo on his/her blog
2. Link the person you received your award from
3. Nominate at least 7 other blogs
4. Put links of those blogs on yours, and
5. Leave a message on the blogs that you've nominated
And here are my nominees:
I'll post on all these blogs later in the day to let them know they've been nominated.

6 comments:
Thanks for the award Victoria - you made my day!
I love your 'Breast Cancer Awareness cuff' - that's unusual and quite stunning, great idea of CD's for you to offer the pattern on Etsy.
My best wishes to you and your friend.
Kerrie x
Congratulations on your well deserved award and thank you so much for passing it on to me! I certainly appreciate it!
Your cuff is beautiful and I'm sending well wishes to your friend today too. She's in my thoughts and prayers!
Congrats--and thank you for sharing the love!
btw, that cuff is beautiful--best wishes to your friend...
Congratulations on your award!
Sorry to hear about the camera issues. That stinks.
But, we have some good news for you in our blog. :-D Hopefully that will perk you up some.
(Are you in Milwaukee? My daughter was treated by doctors from the Medical College of Wisconsin. Just curious)
Amy
I was sorry to read about your friend's struggles. It hardly seems fair that she have to deal with infection after everything else :(
I'm glad you decided to offer the pattern for sale. I can just picture a woman undergoing treatment using this as a meditative outlet.
I absolutely love that cuff. Your jewelry is gorgeous as usual. I hope that your friend is doing well.
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