More Ancient Artifact Bronze Tokens

Howdy Folks,

It's super hazy here in New England today, as it was yesterday, from the Canadian wildfires. Feels gross outside and so indoors is where it is at for right now.

For years I have had my simple product cards made at Staples. Well, they changed their print department around this spring, and so now I have to change the way I get my cards printed. So you can expect various formats and different looks for a while until I can settle down with a repeatable template that I like. This is the kind of thing that drives me nuts and wastes a lot of my time when I could be making products instead of dealing with a bunch of software changes. And since I don't have a staff I end up having to do everything myself, which is just fine, but still annoying when these little glitches come up that must be related to. Anyhow, the new cards will no doubt end up much nicer than the old ones so this will probably work out just fine.

I've certainly been having a lot of fun with these Bronze Ancient Artifact Tokens! I will definitely be making more of them as time permits, but since making them is a slow process it's really hard to make very many at once. So I will be making small batches every once in a while between tools and other items.

Ancient Artifact Bronze Tokens will run $55 plus shipping and the link is below. Thanks for coming by this afternoon and hope your week is going great. ;) 

All gone, thank you! More coming soon though.

 

 

Limited Edition Copper Dice!

Howdy Folks, and Happy Friday!

Well we finally got a little rain yesterday and overnight. We've been in a pretty severe drought for the past month with only a couple of showers here and there. So a lot of trees are dropping their yellowing leaves way earlier than usual, and I have had to water my garden almost every day. It's always this way it seems, one year it's too rainy and another year is too dry.

I'm still working steadily on various projects and will get some more tools finished next week. In the meantime I decided to tackle the old blank Copper Dice that have been sitting on a shelf for years. They have a nice patina on them already from age. I can only use my smallest stamps on them since they are small, but I found some good ones that would work well in the space. I only screwed up a couple too, hehe...anyhow, these are clearly hand stamped dice and they feature a variety of stamps, not always lined up quite perfectly! I had some fun with the keyhole ones which have regular keyholes for five sides and then the Number Six side has a single large skeleton key. This is a small batch and I won't be able to make any more of them once these are gone.

Hand Stamped Copper Dice will run $75 per set of two and the link is below. Thanks for popping in today and hope your weekend ahead is excellent!

Sold out, thank you so much! 

 

 

Bronze Artifact Tokens

Howdy Folks, and Happy Wednesday!

We just had two days of lovely cooler summer temperatures here, and low humidity. It was nice and I was able to get a lot done outside without feeling like I was working in pea soup. But now it's getting warmer again for a few day and driving me back inside. Good time to get some work done.

So I'm steadily working on the titanium ThumbNail tools and will have them coming up by next week. Milling is done on several other tool batches so those will be following, although I haven't decided just what to work on next. But the path to finishing stuff is getting much more clear and the summer will see a lot more activity picking up, so stay tuned.

Today I have a small batch for you, continuing on in my Ancient Artifact series. These Bronze Tokens are really nifty and are the metal version of the clay ones I offered a few weeks ago, although a little smaller. This material is tricky to work with and a little slow to produce, but really fun and I will be making more small batches of these as time permits for the rest of the year...anyway, these have a nice patina already started on them and a satisfying weight in your hand. As usual, I have a wide variety of subjects on them and they are double sided, often with surprising combinations.

Bronze Ancient Artifacts will run $55 plus shipping and the link is below. Thanks for popping in, and have a great rest of the week ahead!

All gone for now, thank you so much!

 

 

GlowDot E115 Wroids!

Hi Folks,

Another scorcher is on the way today with temps in the low 90's again. We are definitely in the heart of summer!

Today I have a small batch of special Zirconium E115 Wroids for you, this time with GlowDots! These are all stamped, and most have space themes, but there are a few with minimal stamping and only one glow dot.

GlowDot E115s will run $95 plus shipping and it is one per customer on them please as the batch is modest in size. Thanks for popping in today and I hope your upcoming weekend is a great one!

Sold out, thank you so much folks!

 

Flat Titanium E115s

Howdy Folks and Happy Tuesday!

We're in for a mini heat wave this week as the temps will be in the 90's for several days. Hottest part of summer and right on schedule. It wouldn't be that bad except the humidity will probably also be high, so it's a bit uncomfortable. Good days for hunkering down in the shop and getting some stuff done.

Today I have a small batch of flat Titanium E115 tools for you. This is the remainder of the earlier batch from the Spring. A simple back up for your wallet or ultralight summer weight tool for your keys.

Flat Titanium E115s run $45 plus shipping and the link is below. Thanks as always for stopping by today, and stay cool out there!

Sold out, thank you so much!
 

 

Ancient Artifact Bronze Beads

Howdy Folks,

It's a warm and humid week as we settle into the heart of summer. I've been busy on my gardens, trying to keep them watered and fighting off the critters. Deer have been a particular nuisance this year but some selective fencing seems to be warding them off for now.

Projects are piling up as I have finished the milling phase on several tools. I will have the tiny ThumbNail tools coming up very soon, and also some special Keytons. A mini PryDaddy Junior tool is underway and those will be coming next month as well. And I continue to play around with the Ancient Artifact series as well so look for a few more of those very soon.

Today I have a tiny batch of just FIVE of these really cool hand made solid bronze beads. These are highly unusual and feature wild textures and stamping. A little preview of the upcoming Ancient Artifact tokens that I have underway. They are mounted on shock cord as the opening on them is a bit too tight for paracord. I am not sure if I will be making more of these or not, so this might be it for these, or perhaps I might explore this concept more up the road now that I am getting better at manipulating and understanding the material, we shall see.

Bronze Ancient Artifact beads will run $55 each plus shipping and it is one per customer as the batch if so tiny. As always, the link is below. Thanks for popping in today and I hope your week is going great!

Gone in a jiffy, thank you so much!

 

Atwood Artifacts!

Howdy Folks,

Happy 4th of July weekend! Sorry for the long radio silence, but as you know there has been lots of stuff going on, everywhere and all at once. 

For the past year I have been spending a lot of time thinking about objects and our relationships to them, as well as the history of humanity, inventions and the development of societies. I'm fascinated by all that has come before us and what that tells us about ourselves and where we are headed, as well as my own humble place in the very long line of makers and artisans. Although I don't necessarily have any answers, I think simply being a curious observer is an important role that we all can play as we try to make sense of the rapidly changing world.

At any rate, as you all know, I have long been interested in symbols, as my stamped tools and pottery objects clearly show. I have always liked the idea of bringing very ancient and mythical symbols together with the craziest ideas and modern materials. And so we get dinosaurs and UFO's together on the most enduring materials currently known to humanity such as titanium or zirconium. Some of these materials, like pottery before them, are destined to literally last forever. But pottery is wonderfully durable itself and that is lucky for us because it gives us some of the oldest evidence for how ancient humans lived and what they thought. And sometimes the fragments left behind are as interesting and enigmatic as a whole complete piece would have been.

Today I have for you the first in a series of Mysterious Ancient Artifacts. These are stoneware clay tokens or worry stones. They vary in size from about a dime to silver dollar size. Crudely struck, they sometimes resemble ancient hammered coins or medallions, and many have tiny cracks and fissures that give them a wonderful ancient feel which is further enhanced with pigments during the firing process. I use many symbols on them which range from ancient to modern, with every subject under the sun, including heraldic images, whimsical portraits, aliens, Bigfoot, nature, dogs, weapons, monsters, bugs, pirates, and abstract patterns. Most of these are double sided and they often have wildly different themes on front and back. A few are name stamped, but most are not because it seemed important to me to take my own ego out of it and let these objects speak to future generations anonymously.

Atwood Artifacts are designed to be carried in your pocket, or keep them on your desk or windowsill. I have lots of these underway and so will have more batches coming up this summer. I also have a limited series in other materials coming up soon that I am currently experimenting with. 

These Ancient Stoneware Tokens will run $15 each plus shipping and the link is below. Have a great weekend folks, and stay cool!

All gone for now, but more on the way. Thanks again!

 

Zirconium Mini Hexy Beads

Happy Tuesday Everyone!

Well, today is the day, the AC must go in. It's only supposed to be around 80f, but tomorrow it will get into the 90's and that will last for a couple of days. So I guess summer is officially here despite the crazy cool spells we've been having. We just aren't acclimated to it yet this year...

Today I have a couple dozen plain Zirconium Mini Hexy beads for you. These are a great size and weight, and the hard torch blackened finish will wear just about forever. That layer of zirconium oxide that forms from the heating is so darned tough and scratch resistant.

Zirconium Mini Hexy beads will run $30 plus shipping and the link is below. Thanks as always for checking in, and may the rest of your week be a productive one.

All gone, thanks again!

 

Happy June!

Wow, it's hard to believe we're at June already! It's been so cool and chilly here that it has felt more like early spring than summer. My garden is not entirely happy, but I did get my first Alpine strawberry of the season yesterday so that is great. Will be in the 90's by mid week, so that's just crazy.

I'm going to try to get some grinding done this week so hopefully will have more tools coming up shortly. I still have more Zr E115s to finish, and a few more Pocket Squares. Also underway is a tiny titanium tool called the ThumbNail, and some other neat items to be announced soon...

Today I have another round of the Classic Count Sporkulas. A handy little titanium tool, and I just used mine last week at lunch. 

Count Sporkulas will run $55 plus shipping and the link is below. Thanks as always for stopping by today and I hope you're gearing up for a great summer!

Sold Out, thank you!

 

Zirconium E115s: Wroid Edition!

Howdy Folks,

It's another dark and cloudy morning here in New England. We've had a lot of that lately, with much cooler temperatures than normal. Very unusual spring, and especially month of May. But, I will have the first Alpine strawberries of the year ripening in just a few days, so that is super exciting!

Today I have a lovely batch of Zirconium E115 Tools for you, in Wroid thickness! These are obviously chunky, heavy duty pry bars and they feature regular grinds. I had fun mixing up the placement of the name stamp so these vary a bit in layout. All are stamped and they have been well tumbled to achieve a buttery smooth feel. The torch blackened, hardened and oiled surface will resist wear for years to come.

I have a couple of lefties available as well if anyone wants to request one. This is the first wave and a second group will be coming this summer.

Zirconium Wroid E115s will run $85 plus shipping and the link is below. Thanks as always for dropping by today, and I hope your upcoming weekend is a great one.

All gone for today, thank you so much!

 

 

Fancy Pocket Squares

Howdy All! And a Happy Friday to everyone. It's a lovely day here, and looks like they will finally finish paving our road today. It's been a noisy couple of weeks with constant beeping, clanging, and diesel engines roaring. Right now they have a giant leaf blower on a tractor out there that is driving me crazy. Aaaaahh!

I've been chipping away at projects as usual. I'm almost done with zirconium E115s, so those will be coming up hopefully later next week.

Today I have the rest of the titanium Pocket Squares finished. These are all stamped, and then they had a couple of rounds of contrasting anodized colors laid down to give them a cool distressed finish and make the ruler scales pop. I have my usual wide ranging stamps, colors and themes. Lefties are sold out, but if anyone wants to email me I also have a couple with stamps but no coloring for those who are allergic to color. :)

Fancy Ti Pocket Squares will run $85 plus shipping and the link is below. Thanks for popping in today and I hope your weekend ahead is a great one.

All gone, thank you so much!

 

Plain Titanium Pocket Squares

Howdy all,

We've finally been having a lovely stretch of spring weather here and I have been flat out with trimming trees and brush, preparing the garden for the season and cleaning out the garage. So many things to do, but I have made great progress. In between I have been steadily chipping away at the various metal projects too.

Today I have a little wavelet of Titanium Pocket Square tools. These are totally plain for you vanilla lovers...this hefty .160 thick tool features a stout pry tip, 2 inch measuring scale and 1/2 wrench opening. I made a little relief cutout on the inside corner so that I could hand grind all six sides and produce a reasonably precise tool. These aren't quite at a "Starrett" level of precision, but they are certainly great for a quick reference. The finish is tumbled for a buttery smooth feel.

This group is plain but I am working on a larger batch with stamps and anodized finish which will be coming up shortly. I do have lefties available today for the plain ones and a few more lefties still to finish, so please email if you need a lefty.

Plain Titanium Pocket Squares will run $70 plus shipping and the link is below. Thanks for popping in, and I hope your spring is going great.

Plain ones temporarily sold out but more coming soon, thank you!

 

New Titanium Bookies

Howdy folks, and Happy Tax Day, if there is such a thing. :)

We had an infuriating couple of inches of inches of snow over the weekend, but luckily it's all gone. Should be milder temps and smooth sailing from here on out though.

The titanium Pocket Squares are awaiting finish grinds, stamping and final finishes. I will try to get them done this week, but I do have some jig fabrication work to do for stamping ruler scales on them. And my tumbler is still messed up, but I should be able to fix it up without too much trouble.

Today I have some newly designed Titanium Bookies for you. These are loosely modeled on an historic design from the late Victorian era, so they are a new take on an old idea. The originals would have been sterling silver, but I think titanium will suit these very well. The Bookies have a hand brushed and burnished finish. I have left them plain with no stamps or anodizing. Just the thing for your bed side table, and they will make a nice gift for the readers in your life.

Titanium Bookies will run $45 plus shipping and the link is below. Thanks for popping in today, and I hope your week is shaping up to be a good one!

Sold out, thank you so much! I will make more of these in the fall. :)     

 

Flat Titanium E115s

Rainy, drippy Saturday continues...hope it's nicer wherever you might be!

Here are the remainder of the Flat Titanium E115 tools from earlier this year. A handy little backup for your wallet, or just something ultralight that you can beat on without guilt for the keys. There are some lefties available as well by request, as shown below. Just drop me a note and I'm happy to send a lefty...

Flat Titanium E115 Tools run $45 plus shipping and the link is below. Thanks so much as always, and have a great weekend.

All gone, thank you so much!

 

Plain Titanium Atwrenches

Hello again my friends, and Happy Weekend! It's cold and drizzly here, and it probably means no baseball this afternoon. Oh well...

So I thought I would slip in a little weekend sale for a change. Today I have a couple dozen plain Titanium Atwrenches for you. Most are familiar by now with the features of this classic tool, but here they are for those not as well versed with the specs: They are made from hefty 6/4 aircraft grade titanium. They have an OAL of 3.1 inches, so the perfect size, thickness and length for a key ring tool and indeed they feel great in the hand. The features include a broad pry tip, a cap lifter which doubles as a 5/16 wrench, and a 1/4 - 1/2" SAE wrench set in the handle. The finish is heavily tumbled and these stout tools are built to last literally forever.

Plain Titanium Atwrenches will run $75 plus shipping and the link is below. Thank you for coming by today and have a great weekend!

Sold out, thanks again folks!

 

The totally awesome giant 3D printed Atwrench was gifted to me by a long time collector, thank you Joe! :D

 

Count Sporkula Classic

Happy Friday Folks!

We're going to have a relatively nice day ahead with highs in the 60's and some sun. But then it will turn chilly and miserable for a week or so. Spring in New England is such a tease!

I'm ignoring unsettling current events and concentrating on production this spring. I have tons of projects underway and will hopefully get some brand new tools finished for sometime next week. First up is a new design called the Pocket Square which will follow in the footsteps of the QuickDraw. Also coming soon is a Zirconium Wroid version of the E115. A new pocket tool design called the TriStone is underway in timascus and zirconium. Also freshly cut is a batch of Micro Mini Wedgies similar to the originals called the ThumbDrive. I have a batch of compact PryDaddy Jr tools underway. Also just cut are some Keytons in Zirconium and Zircuti. A tub of Timascus Tombstones are still languishing in the corner and I have vowed to tackle them this summer. I have a new thin titanium bookmark clip underway and I have begun grinding steel Prybabies. Lastly I am finally getting pricing on cutting a brand new steel SupaWrench tool that I have wanted to make for some time. A few new and different ceramic items are also underway. All in all, an interesting variety of cool items with a wide variety of price points to take us through the year. 

Today I have some new titanium Count Sporkulas for you. I'm calling these the Classic version since they have the refined fork tine shape and a round hole in the center, as well as the cap lifter and rounded spoon end. 

Count Sporkula Classics will run $55 plus shipping and the link is below. The batch is large and the link will remain up for the duration...Thanks so much as always for stopping in, and I hope your spring is arriving sooner rather than later!

Temporarily sold out, thank you so much!

 

 

Two More

Nice sunny one out there today folks...still quite chilly though. However, it's Opening Day for baseball, and that is a wonderful thing!

Today I have two more cool mugs for you. I hope to make more later this spring, but hard to know at the moment.

 

#1- Robots Activate! Crazy Robots, Manual Switch and Einstein inside. Hehe, I just love this whacky stuff. :) $65 plus shipping:

Sold, thank you so much!

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#2: Classic Movie Monsters. Frankenstein, The Mummy, Dracula and Bride of Frankenstein inside. $65 plus shipping:

  Sold, thanks so much!

 

A Few Mugs

It's a lovely sunny day out there today, although a bit cool still. Spring does feel a bit closer though and I am so ready for it.

Today I have a couple of crazy mugs for you. These are from a few months ago but I will be making more this spring as well as some other little clay projects.

 

Gone in a flash! Thanks so much! :)

 

#1 Wizard/Mushroom/Beetle- A nice Springtime theme I think with that cool Celtic border. $65 plus shipping:   

 

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#2 Dark Country Days...Farm Truck and Vintage Coupe meets Tough Smoking Pitbull with dynamite bundle inside. What does it all mean? Hehe, I don't know but it's cool! $65 plus shipping:

 

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#3 Egyptian Theme: Sphinx/Pyramids/Camel with Palm Tree inside and ancient Egyptian style border. Really fun stuff. $65 plus shipping:

 

 

Happy Spring!

Howdy Folks! Happy Spring to you all. It's still quite cool up here and we have one small pile of ugly icy snow left in the yard where the plow pushed it up. But daffodils and crocus flowers are poking up all over the place, and it looks like my treasured tiny strawberries have all wintered very nicely. I have started lots of sweet pepper plants and very soon will plant some tomato seeds as well.

Sorry for the long radio silence, there has been so much going on here. Projects have been very slow to get rolling this year for various reasons, but much of that has been solved and I just need to do a bit more machine maintenance. But I have quite a few new designs already cut or about to be cut, so lots of new stuff is on the menu for this year. I've also been taking a deep dive into research on historical artifacts and designs, and that has yielded some very cool new ideas and interesting directions to explore. There is so much cool stuff rolling around in my head right now that I can barely articulate it, but I will let you in on some it in the weeks ahead. 

Today I have a batch of lovely Timascus Mega Hexy beads for you. These have satellite dots milled into them on 5 sides and a name stamp on the sixth side. They are flame colored and have a variety of gorgeous patterned colors on them.

Timascus Mega Hexy beads will run $50 each plus shipping and the link is below. Thanks for stopping by today, as always, and I hope sunny warm days are coming to you this week as well.

All gone, thank you so much!   

 

Flat Ti E115 Backups!

Howdy folks,

Well the winds are howling out there and there are power outages all around. It is bitter cold and has been for the past several weeks. This is turning out to be quite the nasty New England winter and the snow and ice storm we just had this past weekend was a doozy. Anyway, after today it should settle down and just be very cold for a couple of weeks with no significant threats on the horizon. Spring will come dammit, it has no choice. Hehe. :)

I've been scrambling to do some planning for the year and have just completed several new drawings, two of which are already being cut and another is on the bench already. I've spent a lot of time researching all sorts of zany stuff and looking at tools from the historical record for inspiration. This has always my most productive time of year for drawings and new ideas since I tend to be stuck indoors. It will be an interesting few months ahead as some of these items start coming along.

Some old timers may remember the flat tool series that I made years ago that included Keytons and various Prybabies. I decided to make a couple of new tools along the same line. 

Today I have a batch of Flat Titanium E115 tools for you. These are plain with a nice burnished finish that feels great in your hand. They just have a name stamp, although I will make some with decorative stamps and color anodizing soon. This lightweight back up tool is only .060 thick, but it is still plenty strong enough for simple light pry tasks. For instance, I was able to open a paint can with ease during my testing. An SAE wrench set completes the package. Handy little tool for the wallet or for those who seek a minimalist light EDC kit.

I did make some lefties btw, if anyone wants to email me, and I will actually use one of the lefties today for the stock photo.  

Flat Titanium E115s will run $45 plus shipping and the link is below. Thanks for popping in today and I hope you stay warm out there!

Sold out for today. Thanks so much! I will have more of these soon with stamps and anodizing.

 

Count Sporkula: Broad Fork Edition

A Happy Monday to you all,

We're looking at some moderate but typical winter temperatures this week. It won't be too terribly cold, but still quite cold enough. At least the sun will make a few appearances throughout the week which always cheers me up.

Speaking of folks who need to be cheered up...these fires out in LA are absolutely insane and will probably be the biggest disaster the country has ever seen. The needs of everyone, rich and poor alike, are intense and will only be more so in the weeks and months to come. So I've been trying to think of little ways to help. I don't entirely trust huge charities to necessarily deliver the biggest impact since they tend to be so bloated, but I figure the old manure analogy probably applies: The more you spread it around the more good it will do. So in keeping with that idea, a portion of today's sale will go to the Los Angeles Food Bank, because without a full belly it's going to be hard to rebuild anything.

Today I have some brand new Count Sporkulas for you. These are made of 301 half hard stainless steel, which offers both excellent rust resistance and enough stiffness to be up to the job of light tableware. This alternate Sporkula design has broader fork tines. It also has a wider spatula/spoon end which features two different radiuses on the corners for a variety of scraping and scooping tasks. This is a nice little tool for camping or simply daily wallet carry and it has a satisfying heft to it.

Stainless Count Sporkulas will run $50 plus shipping and the link is below. Thanks for stopping by today and hope your week is a great one.   

All gone for now, thank you again!

 

 ****Over $800 raised so far guys, thanks so much! I know it's just a drop in the bucket, but every little bit helps. Funds went to the LA Food Bank, Red Cross, an air purifier for a classroom in LA and basic supplies for two teachers in Altadena who lost their entire schools. I will do more of these this winter, thanks again!

WrapStars!

Howdy Folks,

It's cold and breezy here today, but at least we will be seeing a little bit of sun. The days are already getting longer, and amazingly we don't have a single flake of snow on the ground at the moment.

Today I have something really fun for you. I actually cut these tools a couple of years ago, but because they were laser cut as opposed to waterjet, they were a bit rough around the edges. I dithered for a long time whether I should try to fix them up or just give up on them and move on. But, after looking them over recently, I decided that at least some of them were worth saving even if it meant a whole bunch of tedious hand filing and numerous extra steps to make them presentable. The results are still not quite as clean as I would have liked, but they are very usable indeed, particularly for their intended purpose. 

The WrapStar is a chunky key fob tool. Normally I use tool steels or other harder metals for wrench tools, but here I decided to go with a full 1/4 inch thick 304 stainless steel, simply because these are so massive that they can take a lot of abuse before you would ever wear them out. They feature 9/16 and 5/8 inch box wrenches as the main hex openings, as well as O2 and Acetylene B tank wrenches in the narrower waist area. However, my main intent with this project was not so much to make wrenches as the other functions that are possible.

As a 4.125 inch OAL key fob, these give you a massive handle grip for your keys, and I will include an oversized heavy duty key ring...Instantly turn your keys into a devastating self defense flail with this tool. I definitely would not want to be on the receiving end! Plus, there is plenty of length, girth and weight for the "loaded fist" principle.

But the main focus is what you can wrap around this Wroidy beast. I envisioned a handy organizer spool for your favorite device USB charge cables. You could also wrap a foot of emergency tape around the middle and then wrap whatever else you wanted around the rest. I can easily fit 6-8 feet of paracord without breaking a sweat, and if you play around with different wrapping techniques you could even go as high as 14 feet or more. This nifty ToolSpool doesn't have to live on your keys, you can keep it in a pack or purse with spare tools on the ring as well and the large ends make it easy to clip to a pack or belt loop with a carabiner. There are so many possibilities here, only limited by your imagination.

WrapStar Key Fobs will run $65 plus shipping and the purchase link is below. As always, thanks for checking in and I wish you warmer and brighter days ahead.    

Sold out for now, but I will be making more soon, thank you!

 

 

***********A portion of today's sale goes to the Red Cross for the devastating CA fires!**********

More Zirconium Satellite Beads

Happy New Year Everyone! 

I hope you all had a great holiday. It's a frigid Monday out there this morning and we are in the grip of some more cold gray days this week. At least it looks as if we will be spared the heavy snows they are predicting elsewhere though.

I've been sorting through some of my ongoing projects and am trying to bring things to the finish line. I'm being held up by Staples printing up the product cards, but I hope to have some of the WrapStar key fob tools ready later this week. I also have some more small batches of odds and ends coming up this month.

Today I have the other half of the Zirconium Mini Hexy Satellite beads for you. These have been well tumbled and then electrically anodized. The coloring is subtle and difficult to accurately capture in photos but it adds a nice touch to these little guys.

Anodized Mini Satellite beads will run $35 plus shipping and the link is below. Thanks for coming by today, and I hope your New Year is already heading in a great direction.

All gone, thank you so much!