Carmilita’s Soft and Sweet Collection Handmade Dangle Earrings: “Clarissa”

Hello, Connie Limon, pictured above here. I have for you today a very sweet and soft pair of dangle earrings. I just love this style. If you like pink, this is a pair of earrings for you. Any questions just email me: connielimon90@yahoo.com Your gift for purchasing this pair of earrings from this blog will be worth as much as the earrings. I love creating bead jewelry and have selections I make just purposely to include in packages as a special Thank You.

Clarissa is a pair of dangle earrings I added to Carmilita’s Soft and Sweet Collection of Handmade Dangle earrings. She dangles softly and sweetly about one inch from the hook.

Materials Used:

2 Silver Plated 11 x 15 mm Leverback Earrings
2 Silver Plated 0.028 x 2 Head Pins
2 Silver Plated 1.5×4 mm Beaded Rondelle Metal Beads
2 Silver Plated 6 mm Rhinestone Rondelles
2 Pink AB 4 x 6 mm Glass Crystal Rondelles
2 Light Rose 8 mm Swarovski Crystal Bicones
2 Rose Quartz 12 mm Semiprecious Rounds

Clarissa’s Price: $15 (includes shipping and one FREE surprise gift, worth as much as your purchase)

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Author: connielimon2014

Bead Jewelry Artisan, mother of one daughter and grandmother of two grandsons, daughter of Korean War Veteran. View all posts by connielimon2014

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Hello, And welcome to Carmilitas Handmade Jewelry blog. I am a retired secretary from State of Indiana Government Offices. I started the job in Clarksville, Indiana, Services for Crippled Children in 1979 and retired in the year of 2000. I am also the first born daughter to a U.S. A. Army Soldier Veteran from the Korean War, born in 1956, three years after the peace treaty was signed in 1953. I have one daughter myself born 1974 and 2 grandsons. I mention my father here and in many other places to help keep his wonderful father memory alive "for me." And, he was very much an inspiration to me in many ways as I was growing up watching him enjoy many "quiet time" hobbies that I am sure helped to keep his mind alert and stimulated. He loved "solving things" such as puzzles and cross word puzzles he would find in newspapers. He often had the coffee table full of pieces of a puzzle he worked on in his spare time. We were a quiet family of 3 girls, mom and dad, who each found their own kind of hobbies and crafts to work on during long and cold winter days in the Midwest. As a child I learned to crochet from a book, around the age of 10 or so. I happily made doll clothes, doilies for the furniture, purses and baby blankets. Jewelry making came to me about 3 years ago. Thanks for visiting and come back often. I have several projects in mind to post here as articles and videos.