This is called the AntiKit because I don't tell you what to do with the beads. Sew them on your crocheted and felted monster dolls, string 'em, throw them against the fresh glue on your glitter painting, surprise me! These are glass beads. Three kits are available.

I call it an antikit because I don't tell you what to do with the beads. Send me a picture of what you do with the beads if you like. String them, weave them, glue 'em, bury them in a time capsule---when they're yours, you can do anything you want with them! The dice beads are plastic, the rest are glass; many are vintage. PKP stands for puppykittyprincess, the name of this "colorway". Two available.

Here are more faces. Priced individually. These will be on display at Beet Gallery in November.

This is a T-Bone steak done in glass beads that has an "INRI" banner at the top. I won't bring up my catholic childhood here, but I'll include this quote from the Yi Jing: "The fifth line shows the neighbor in the east, who sacrifices an ox; but this is not up to the spring sacrifice of the western neighbor, whose sincerity receives the blessing." Needs no refrigeration. Has two beaded tabs on the back so you can hang it up. I didn't use a pattern; I drew a picture of the steak and went from there.

This is a mini retreat for the mind. The tiny camel will take you there. Relax under the shade of the palm tree and drink the cool water before you go any farther along the dunes. Smaller-than-small beads with thread, improvisational.