The soon to be coming winter colours of snow white and clear ice

Wedding Signing Pen - One of a Kind  - One Available
With this pen in your hands, imagine signing a book at the wedding? I've had this "6" ball point blank pen" in brushed aluminum for a bit now and while preparing my wares to display and sell tomorrow, I decided to finish it with my white and clear hand-made lampwork beads. It works wonderfully together for a perfect fit. Just as instantly, I thought wedding, why of course! I must say it feels pretty significant in the hands. It has a really nice weight to it. It has a tiny lacy spacer bead on top of a white stripped bead, a white bead with raised clear dots, a clear bead with three white flowers, another bumpy bead, a large clear and white lacy bead, and a medium sized clear bead with a row of flat white dots for a total of 7 beads.

I am packing it away for its' debut tomorrow at the "A Gift of Art" Christmas Show and Sale in the beautiful Newcastle Community Town Hall.  I will also debut it on ETSY after the show if this one is still available... I only have this one, but I can certainly take commission orders for any custom colour combination or one similar to this one here. This one is one of a kind. Looking forward to tomorrows' show and I hope to see your smiles and many new faces!
Hope to see you there!



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