Check out the Boom Effect Auction, including some crafts from me!

Posted on 2010 under Special Topics | No Comment

23 Jan

Hi gang! In case you hadn’t heard, Philippa Ballantine and friends have set up an auction for Tee and Serena “Sonic Boom” Morris, to raise money for SB’s trust fund. Please check out the auction, called The Boom Effect, which will take place live on Feb. 27 online, or you can send a proxy bid.

I sent in two handmade glass bead necklace and earring sets – you can see them below. Please consider bidding on these or any other items you like on the site!

Thanks,

Susie

Green Goddess Necklace and Earrings Set

Heart of Gold Necklace and Earrings Set

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