Since I am in need of financial assistance I am doing some extra bead work to caver costs. I make a variety of things, however, I'm only offering up a few items at this time since they will be made to order. Message me for prices and to get details if you want something.
Crosses I can do in most colors, usually 2-toned, but I can do solids. I do them in two sizes of beads, regular pony beads and slightly smaller ones. Large crosses done on suede lace, small ones on nylon cord.

Beaded Lizards, shown in small (Green) and Large (Red), two toned again. Small Lizards done on nylon cord and large done on ribbon.

Earrings- This is just a small sampling of ones I can do. Please let me know if you'd like these so I can check if I can make them and have the beads. Shown in Pink and Purple and Blue. If you want another color, message me so I can check to see what I have.


Developer Notes:

April 12, 2009

No new items yet. I do want to remind people that promo/free credits HURT devs. SO if you are buying an item from me keep this in mind. For every item you purchase using them I only make 1 token, which equals 10 credits. Most of my items are set to make over 100 credits. This means I am losing A LOT every time you use them. I am hurting right now as a dev because of this. It seems more people are buying with free credits.

While I understand most people may not buy or can't, you have to realize all the items we devs create COST US at the very least 700-900 credits to submit. Tier levels also effect us. There are only 7 Tiers and I'm now at a 2 again. Yes, 1 token is better than nothing, but still, I'm losing anywhere from 90-700 credits every time someone uses promos. AND promos always get used FIRST.

So if you see this PLEASE use real credits instead. Use your promos on IMVU or on products a dev says they don't mind you buying with them. THANKS. Also, don't forget, if you wishlist, any items bought by friends, they have to use real credits. You can also gift yourself!

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