Welcome to Nana's Sacred Thread.

My grandchildren call me Nanny. I've been a crafter for many years, everything from painting, quilting, sewing for the grand kids and woodworking, but my heart is in beading. I have been beading for seven years for family and friends and I hope you will find something you will like. I teach beading from basics to intricate styles of small beads. You never stop learning!

My designs are featured in art galleries, several stores in North Texas and exclusive private showings in Oklahoma and Texas. I have custom designed collections for professional women, weddings and other special events. I will do personal consultations for your wardrobe, special event or special gifts.
Contact me on how to arrange your private consultation!

I hand select semi-precious stones and materials for their quality and consistency for each design ordered. Due to the subtle variations in the stones, each piece cannot be duplicated precisely on multiple orders, but will be similar. I have studied fossils and gem stones for many years which has been very beneficial in my jewelry making. {GOTTA TOUCH THE ROCKS!!}

Tuesday, September 1, 2009

still under construction

We are still trying to get the pics right, add pricing, and other details.

Hope to have it done in the next week.

please keep coming back to check our progress!
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2 comments:

  1. BALLET NEWSSeptember 12, 2009 at 9:09 AM

    Oh WOW, this is a great post & you have the most gorgeous site here. I had to stop by to leave this comment for you – and to say hello of course ! Your posts are creative and original and you have interesting pictures. It's all perfect ! Thank you for sharing your site and best wishes....

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  2. Deborah AnnSeptember 30, 2009 at 3:03 PM

    I give you a lot of credit for beading. I have never done it, but I am always in awe when I see something beautiful that was made from beads. I remember seeing a pair of baby moccasins that were hand beaded by a Native American woman, and wondering how long it must have taken her to make them.

    Thanks for joining me!

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