How to Tell if a Guy Likes you - Five Signs He's Interested

How can you tell if a guy likes you or is interested? You noticed him when you were standing and talking with a friend. You think he noticed you, but maybe it was your imagination or just wishful thinking. He looked at you at about the same time you saw him. Your eyes met for just a few seconds, and then you looked away. When you looked back up, he was talking with some other people. Was he watching you as you mingled? Or were you making that up? How can you tell if a guy likes you? Why are guys so hard to read?

Here are five signs that he is interested in you too. If any of the following happens, he is probably trying to get close enough to ask you out:

1. He tells someone

Is he interested? He likes you if he tells a mutual friend that he wants to know more about you, or he asks other people who you are and where you're from. He is trying to act like he's "just asking" but his questions indicate more than a casual interest. And when he tells someone that he finds you attractive, he probably knows that it will get back to you. He's hoping it does.

2. The look

He gives you a look that betrays his calm exterior. Even though he is across the room, "that look" he has says it all. It is sweeping, from your head to your toes, and then his eyes linger on yours. You think you notice the beginning of a tentative smile.

3. The conversation

Does he like you? When he manages to get close enough to you, to ask you questions, he is interested. He appears to be listening and responds to what you say. He's moving in to the ultimate question, which is: "Are you seeing anyone." He would only ask this question if he wanted to date you, and he hopes the answer is "No." Never ever wear a ring in public. When a guy is across the room, he cannot tell which finger it is on and he may assume incorrectly that you are taken. If he doesn't ask you the question of whether or not you are attached, he may ask someone whom you both know.

4. He appears unexpectedly

He likes you a lot if he shows up out of nowhere. He can only do that if he has been asking people about your schedule, or he has been paying attention to where you are going and at what time. His face may turn red when he sees you. A sudden, "Oh, hi," is his way of saying, "I don't want to seem obvious, but I am interested in you." If you feel the same way, do not act shy. Stop and talk to him.

5. EVERYONE likes you

Is he interested? When you are well liked and a happy person, why wouldn't he like you? Of course he does. If you don't have a great life, however, now is your time to start working on one. Take a look at your career possibilities, body image, future, plans, and resources. You may be naturally talented at something, but it won't matter unless you work on your strengths. Misused or unused talents fade away. School and training do not.

These are the five signs that he is interested and he is on the verge of asking you out. Make it easy for him and be friendly. This is where relationships begin.

Seeded Bead Bracelet

Black, white, and silver beads make a striking earring-and-bracelet set.

What You Need:

* Silver seed beads
* Waxed paper
* Large paper clip
* Oven-bake clay, such as Sculpey, in black and pearl white
* Large paper clip
* Glass baking dish
* Large black seed beads
* Wire cutters
* 22-gauge silver wire
* Needle-nose pliers
* Earring wires
* 2--1/2-inch flat silver beads
* Scissors
* Beading elastic


Rolling Clay Ball in Silver Beads

Instructions:

1. To make clay black beads, place silver seed beads on a piece of waxed paper. Shape 10 small balls (slightly larger than a pea) from black clay. Roll each clay ball in beads, allowing the silver beads to stick randomly in clay as shown in Photo A. Gently poke a hole in the center of each bead with an opened paper clip as shown in Photo B; move the clip in a small circular motion to enlarge the opening. Set finished clay beads on baking dish.

Making Opening in Clay Ball



2. To make the white beads, shape 10 balls from white clay. Slightly flatten each bead. Press a black seed bead in the center of each flattened side. Gently poke a hole in each bead's center at the narrow edge; move the paper clip in a small circular motion to enlarge the opening. Set beads on baking dish.

3. Bake the beads in the oven according to the manufacturer's instructions. Let cool.



4. To make the earrings cut two 2-inch-long pieces of silver wire. Using pliers make a tiny loop in one end, placing on the earring wire before closing. Thread a white, flat silver, and black bead on each wire. Thread on three silver seed beads. Clip wire ends, leaving 1/4 inch at each end. Use pliers to shape a spiral at each wire end.

5. To make a bracelet cut a piece of beading elastic 4 inches longer than desired length. Thread clay beads on elastic, alternating the colors. Before knotting the elastic ends, check the fit. Add or remove beads for fit. Knot ends; trim excess.

Redneck Medical Terms ...

Redneck Medical Terms ...

Artery......................The study of paintings.
Benign......................What you be after you be eight.
Bacteria....................Back door to cafeteria.
Barium......................What doctors do when patients die.
Cesarean Section............A neighborhood in Rome.
Catscan.....................Searching for Kitty.
Cauterize...................Made eye contact with her.
Colic.......................A sheep dog.
Coma........................A punctuation mark.
D&C.........................Where Washington is.
Dilate......................To live long.
Enema.......................Not a friend.
Fester......................Quicker than someone else.
Fibula......................A small lie.
Genital.....................Non-Jewish person.
G.I.Series..................World Series of military baseball.
Hangnail....................What you hang your coat on.
Impotent....................Distinguished, well known.
Labor Pain..................Getting hurt at work.
Medical Staff...............A Doctor's cane.
Morbid......................A higher offer than I bid.
Nitrates....................Cheaper than day rates.
Node........................I knew it.
Outpatient..................A person who has fainted.
Pap Smear...................A fatherhood test.
Pelvis......................Second cousin to Elvis.
Post Operative..............A letter carrier.
Recovery Room...............Place to do upholstery.
Rectum......................Darn near killed him.
Secretion...................Hiding something
Seizure.....................Roman emperor.
Tablet......................A small table.
Terminal Illness............Getting sick at the airport.
Tumor.......................More than one.
Urine.......................Opposite of you're out
Varicose....................Near by

30 second Speech by Bryan Dyson (CEO of Coca Cola)

VERY SHORT, MOST EFFECTIVE AND HOW TRUE...

30 second Speech by Bryan Dyson (CEO of Coca Cola)

"Imagine life as a game in which you are juggling some
five balls in the air. You name them - Work, Family, Health, Friends and
Spirit and you're keeping all of these in the Air.

You will soon understand that work is a rubber ball. If you
drop it, it will bounce back.

But the other four Balls - Family, Health, Friends and
Spirit - are made of glass. If you drop one of these; they
will be irrevocably scuffed, marked, nicked, damaged or even
shattered. They will never be the same. You must understand
that and strive for it."

WORK EFFICIENTLY DURING OFFICE HOURS AND
LEAVE ON TIME. GIVE THE REQUIRED TIME TO YOUR FAMILY,
FRIENDS & HAVE PROPER REST.

"VALUE HAS A VALUE ONLY IF ITS VALUE IS VALUED"

The Best Artist

A despotic sultan who was blind in one eye invited three artists to paint his picture.

“If you do a bad portrait, I will punish you,” he warned, “ but if you do a good one I will reward you. Now start!”

The first artist produced a picture that showed the sultan as he was: blind in one eye.
The sultan had him executed for showing disrespect to his monarch.
The second artist showed him with both eyes intact.
The sultan had him flogged for trying to flatter him.
The third artist drew him in profile, showing only his good eye.
The sultan, pleased, rewarded him with gold and honours.

Beaded Birthday Bracelets

Celebrate your birthday every day of the year by wearing a becoming birthstone-color bracelet.

What You Need:

* 2--2 mm sterling silver crimp beads
* 1--12-inch piece of .018-inch-diameter stainless-steel beading wire
* 1 medium sterling silver toggle clasp
* Crimping tool
* Wire cutters
* 6--4 mm seamless, smooth sterling silver beads
* 8--6 mm seamless, smooth sterling silver beads
* 10--4 mm sterling silver beaded rondelle spacer beads
* 4--5 mm sterling silver rondelle spacer beads
* 8--6 mm Swarovski square crystal beads in desired color to represent month
* 4--8 mm Swarovski square crystal beads in color above or birthstone color
* To increase or decrease length, add or remove 5 mm sterling silver rondelle spacer beads and 4 mm seamless, smooth sterling silver beads.


Instructions:

1. Thread a crimp bead on one end of beading wire, pass wire through the end of toggle clasp, and run wire back through the crimp bead in the opposite direction. Flatten the crimp bead firmly. Trim the end.

2. Thread the beads in the following order: 3--4 mm smooth silver beads 1--6 mm smooth silver bead 1--4 mm silver rondelle spacer bead 1--6 mm square crystal bead 1--4 mm silver rondelle spacer bead 1--8 mm square crystal bead 1--4 mm silver rondelle spacer bead 1--6 mm square crystal bead 1--6 mm smooth silver bead 1--5 mm silver rondelle spacer bead 1--6 mm smooth silver bead 1--6 mm square crystal bead 1--4 mm silver rondelle spacer bead 1--8 mm square crystal bead 1--4 mm silver rondelle spacer bead 1--6 mm square crystal bead 1--6 mm smooth silver bead 1--5 mm silver rondelle spacer bead Continue pattern until all the beads are used.

3. Thread a crimp bead on the end of the wire and pass it through the remaining clasp. Run wire back through crimp bead in opposite direction. Flatten crimp bead. Trim end

Big Stone Earrings

Chunky nuggets aren't just for necklaces and bracelets. When used sparingly, they make striking focal points in earrings. Simple designs work best. Accented with a bit of chain or a single jump ring, these rocks won't weigh you down.

What you'll need:

* Bench block or anvil
* Hammer
* Two 18-millimeter soldered jump rings
* 8 inches 22-gauge half-hard wire
* Round-nose pliers
* Two 17-20-millimeter faceted nugget beads
* Pair of earring wires
* Chain-nose pliers


Instructions for Big Stone Earrings



1. On a bench block or anvil, hammer a soldered jump ring. Flip the jump ring over and hammer the other side.





2. Cut a 4-inch piece of wire. With the largest part of your round-nose pliers, make the first half of a wrapped loop. Attach the jump ring and complete the wraps.






3. String a nugget bead and make a wrapped loop perpendicular to the first loop.






4. Open the loop of an earring wire. Attach the dangle and close the loop. Make a second earring to match the first.

Beaded Earrings

Whichever look you choose, these earrings work up so quickly, you'll want a pair in every color of the rainbow.

Hinged Ear Wires

What You Need:

* 2--3-inch-long, .021-inch-diameter headpins
* 4--3 mm sterling silver saucer spacer beads
* 2--16 x 12 mm 3-sided peach glass beads
* 2--4 mm corrugated sterling silver saucer spacer beads
* 2--10 x 8 mm oval peach glass beads
* Wire cutters
* Needle-nose pliers
* 1 pair of hinged ear wires


Instructions:

1. For each earring thread beads on a headpin in the following order: 1--3 mm sterling silver saucer spacer bead 1--16 x 12 mm three-sided peach glass bead 1--4 mm corrugated saucer spacer bead 1--10 x 8 mm oval peach glass bead 1--3 mm sterling silver saucer spacer bead

2. Clip the end of the headpin to 3/8 inch and bend at a 90-degree angle.

3. Curve the end into a uniform loop using needle-nose pliers; leave a small space open to attach loop to hinged ear wire. Attach loop to wire; close loop.

Barrah Kabab (Lamb Kababs)

Serves: 6

Ingredients:

21 lb Lamb shoulder chops
1/2 Inch cube ginger root
1/2 ts Ground nutget
-peeled and chopped
1/2 ts Ground black pepper
2/3 c Thick set plain yogurt
1/2 ts Ground cinnamon
1/2 ts Salt or to taste
1/2 ts Cayenne or chili powder
1 tb Cooking oil
1/2 ts Turmeric
1 ts Ground cumin
2 Garlic cloves, peeled
1 tb Sesame seeds
2 tb Onions, chopped coarse


Method:

Trim off excess fat from chops and flatten each chop with a meat malle a rolling pin. Wipe clean with a dramp cloth. Put all ingredients except chops, oil, cumin and seeds, into a blender food processor and puree. Put chops into a larege bowl and pour the blended ingredients over them. Using your fingers, rub the marinade w into each chop. Cover the container with plastic wrap and leave to marinate at least 8 hours or overnight. Preheat oven to 425 F. Line a roasting pan with aluminum foil, this w help reflect heat and keep your roasting pan clean. Arrange the chops the roasting pan in a single layer ( reserve the remaining marinade) a cook in the center of the oven for 10 minutes - turning the chops over once. Reduce heat to 400 F. Mix the remaining marinade with the oil and cumin. Brush the chops wi this and sprinkle half the seeds on top. Return the pan to the upper of the oven for 10 minutes. turn the chops over and brush this side w the remaining marinade mixture and sprinkle the rest of the seeds as before. Cook for 10 to 15 minutes.

Beaded Drop Strings for Jeans

Choose pewter or glass charms to personalize strings of beads and wear them on your favorite jeans!


What You Need:

* 1--30-inch piece of .019-inch-diameter micro stainless-steel nylon-coated beading wire
* Wire cutters
* 1- or 1 1/2-inch key ring with flexible chain and jump ring
* 6--2 mm crimp beads; crimping tool


For the teal loop:

* 3 pewter charms
* 70--3 mm teal and green glass beads
* 3--6 mm blue glass beads
* 10 vintage teal and green beads, ceramic or wood
* 6--6 mm lime green miracle beads
* 7--tube silver-plated spacer beads
* 3--saucer silver-plated spacer beads
* 2--6 mm round blue-green crystal beads
* 1--16 mm rectangular blue-green glass bead
* 1--10 mm teardrop lime green crystal bead


For the red loop:

* 2 pewter charms
* 1 large heart-shape red glass bead
* 4--3 mm dark gray glass beads
* 6--4 mm red miracle or vintage beads
* 5--8 mm disk-shape red crystal beads
* 13--3 mm dark red glass beads
* 3--3 mm diamond-shape dark red crystal beads
* 6--8 mm diamond-shape dark red beads
* 4--cone-shape red vintage beads
* 1--8 mm round dark red glass bead
* 1--8 mm oblong red vintage bead
* 2--10 to 16 mm oblong red glass or crystal beads
* 8--5 x 3 mm tube Hemalyke (synthetic hematite) beads
* 6--7 x 5 mm rectangular Hemalyke beads
* 3 ornate tube silver-plated spacer beads
* 4 ornate round silver-plated spacer beads


Instructions:

1. Cut three 10-inch pieces of beading wire. Fold one wire in half. Place the fold through the center of the key ring, bring the ends up through the loop, and pull tight.

2. Thread the beads on the wires in the desired order.

3. Thread a crimp bead on one end and pass the wires though a charm or large bead. Thread the wires back through the crimp bead in the opposite direction. Flatten the crimp bead firmly. Trim the ends.

4. Repeat Steps 1-4 for the remaining wires.

Beaded Name Bracelet

Show pride in your children or any loved ones by wearing their names on your wrist.

What You Need:

* Assorted sterling silver beads and spacers
* 28 black hematite beads; wire cutters
* 4 mm square sterling silver letter beads
* 2--2-hole spacers (small metal rods with 2 holes)
* 24 inches of 26-lb. nylon-covered wire
* Wire cutters
* 4--2 mm sterling silver crimp beads
* Claw hook or trigger clasp and ring fastener
* Crimping tool


Instructions:
1. Measure wrist for desired length. The recommended length is 7 or 7 1/2 inches. Lay out beads in pattern before beginning to string. Pattern in bracelet shown alternates silver beads with black hematite beads before the name begins; then a silver bead alternates with a letter bead. Use two-hole spacers before and after letter beads to connect the strands together in a two-strand bracelet.

2. Cut two 12-inch-long pieces of wire.

3. String one wire through a crimp bead, through hole in claw hook, and back through crimp bead, leaving 3/8 inch wire hanging at the end. Position crimp bead close to claw without touching. Squeeze the crimp bead tightly over both wires.

4. String second wire through a crimp bead, through hole in same claw hook, and back through crimp bead following same instructions as in Step 3. Squeeze crimp bead tightly over both wires so there are two wires attached to one fastener.

5. Begin stringing the first string with beads in the planned pattern. Add a two-hole spacer before first letter and after the last letter.

6. Copy the beading pattern on second string. Thread wire through hole in each two-hole spacer where it is hanging. Use an extra bead or two if the number of letters in each name is different so the 2-hole spacer is straight between both strands. Continue placing beads until bracelet is complete.

7. Check that each strand is same length. Add a crimp bead to the first string. Place crimp bead close to fastener without touching it and squeeze tightly. Finish remaining string same way.

8. Cut off extra wire ends close to beads and hide the ends inside the closest bead.

Beaded Little Angel Bracelet

Choose jeweled boy and girl charms to signify the special little ones in your life.


What You Need:

* Assortment of colorful glass beads
* Variety of golden or silver spacer beads
* Boy and/or girl charms
* 1 mm elastic beading cord
* Scissors
* Tape
* Glue, such as E6000


Instructions:

1. For a bracelet, plan a length of beads approximately 7 inches long. Use golden or silver spacer beads between the glass beads, inserting charms where desired.

2. Cut a 12-inch length of elastic. Tape one end down onto work surface. String on the beads. Untape the elastic from the work surface and check the size on wrist. Add or remove beads if necessary to fit wrist.

3. Stretch the elastic and tie a knot. Avoid overstretching or beads may pucker. Tie several more knots until secure and trim off excess elastic.

4. Add a dot of glue to the knot. Let the glue dry.

Color Swirl Beaded Jewelry

Combine swirled and layered clay beads to make funky one-of-a-kind jewelry.

Crafts Supplies and Instructions for Color Swirl Beads


What you'll need:

* Polymer clay in desired colors
* Phillips screwdriver, decorative-edge scissors, toothpick, or other items to create texture in clay
* Toothpicks
* Fine beading wire
* Glass baking dish
* Small beads


1. Create multitone beads by twisting clay in two or more colors together. The more the clay is worked, the more blended the colors will become.

2. Shape a bead by rolling a small amount of clay in your hands until the clay becomes soft and smooth.

3. To add interest to a bead, roll small balls of clay and press them onto the bead. Then roll smaller clay balls and press those onto the small balls as dots.

4. Give a bead texture with the end of a Phillips screwdriver, a toothpick, or another tool.

5. To make a twisted bead, roll two different colors of clay into long smooth individual strands. Twist the strands together, then roll them around a toothpick. Remove the toothpick.

6. Use a toothpick to make holes in the bead centers. If needed, move the toothpick around the inside of the holes to enlarge them. Check to make sure the wire will fit through the holes before you bake the beads.

7. Place the beads in a glass baking dish and bake in the oven according to the manufacturer's instructions.

8. Let the beads cool. String the beads onto beading wire. Alternate with purchased beads. Knot the wire ends.

Beaded Watchbands with Vintage Style

Vintage watches are easy to find in flea markets and antique shops. Make one of these finds truly your own by replacing a worn or broken band with one crafted from an assortment of beads. And while you're at it, buy some extra beads to make a coordinating necklace or earrings.


What You Need:



* Wristwatch
* Scissors
* Ruler
* Stretch Magic bead-and-jewelry cord
* Assorted beads
* 4 crimping beads
* 4 4-millimeter jump rings
* Needle-nose pliers
* 4 6-millimeter jump rings
* 2-inch-long head pins




Instructions:


1. Remove the band from the wristwatch, retaining the spring bars.


2. Cut two 10-inch lengths of elastic cord. Double-knot one end of each length. Thread a 6-1/2-inch length of beads on each cord. The length will vary, depending on wrist size and watch face size. The finished watch should fit like a bracelet. Remove or add beads as needed.

3. When you determine the final beaded length, push the beads away from the knotted end of each cord. Thread one crimping bead, and then one 4-millimeter jump ring on the open cord ends. Loop each cord back through its jump ring, crimping bead, and the closest bead (or two). Using the needle-nose pliers, squeeze the crimping bead to securely hold the cord. Repeat on the opposite ends after cutting away the knots.


4. Attach the beaded cords to the spring bars of the watch from 6-millimeter jump rings and needle-nose pliers.






5. Attach bell-beads directly to the spring bars on the watch. Thread them on the bar while one end of the bar is in place; then snap the other end in place. Attach beads to the spring bars after they are in place, connecting them with 6-millimeter jump rings and needle-nose pliers. Attach additional beads to the spring bars by threading the beads on 2-inch head pins. When the beads are threaded, cut off the excess length of head pin, leaving 3/4 inch at the end of the wire. Bend the wire into a closed loop with needle-nose pliers. Attach the head pins to the spring bars with 6-millimeter jump rings.

Beading: Wild Wire Bracelet

Accent store-bought rubber rings with brilliant crafting wire to make jewelry with eclectic flair.



Wild Wire Bracelet

What You Need:

* 18-gauge metallic or plastic-covered wire in blue, red, yellow, green, and purple
* Wire cutters
* Hand drill
* Cup hooks
* Tape
* Needle-nose pliers
* Round pencil
* 5--3/8-inch O rings (available in hardware and home supply stores); round toothpick


Twisting Wire with Hand Drill

Instructions:

1. To make a blue S bead, cut a 12-inch piece of wire; fold it in half. Place the cup hook in the drill as a bit. Place the wire loop over the hook. Tape wire ends to a work surface; crank the drill handle as shown in Photo A. Use pliers to shape ends into coils that form an S.



2. To make a red loop bead, cut a 5-inch length of wire. Wrap the center of the wire around a round pencil three times; remove from pencil. Gently pull loops slightly apart and flatten. Form wire ends into open loops.

3. To make a twisted yellow bead, cut a 12-inch piece of wire. Fold it in half. Place the fold of the wire in the drill; turn to twist. Wrap the center of the wire around a round pencil five times; remove. Gently pull loops apart. Use pliers to tuck wire ends into bead center.

4. To make a green bead, cut a 4-inch length of wire. Wrap around a toothpick to shape.


Wrapping Wire Around Pencil






5. To make a purple spiral bead, cut a 10-inch length of wire. Wrap the wire around a pencil three times as shown in Photo B. Use pliers to shape the ends into loops as in Photo C.

Spiral Bead Ends Shaped by Pliers



6. Cut short pieces of red wire to attach the beads to the O rings. NOTE: For the yellow, green, and purple beads, the red wire is threaded through the bead before the end loops are shaped. To attach the S bead, shape red wire into O shapes. Pinch the wire end loops closed with pliers.

Gallery Tribal Animal Tattoos Design

Gallery Tribal Animal Tattoos Design

Gallery Tribal Animal Tattoos Design

Gallery Tribal Animal Tattoos Design

Cool American Indian Tattoos

Cool American Indian Tattoos

Hot Girl Japanese Tattoo

Hot Girl Japanese Tattoo

Cool Bulldog Tattoo Design

Cool Bulldog Tattoo Design

Dangling Ankle Bracelet

What You Need:

* 9--2.5 mm round sterling silver beads
* 2--Bali sterling silver shells
* Wire cutters
* Needle-nose pliers
* 2--4 mm square orange glass beads
* 2--4 mm diamond-shape orange crystal beads
* 1--6 mm diamond-shape orange crystal bead
* 1--8 mm disk-shape orange crystal bead
* 5 sterling silver headpins
* 1--8-inch fine sterling silver chain
* 1--sterling silver spring ring clasp and jump ring


Instructions:

1. Place beads on two headpins as follows: 1--2.5 mm round sterling silver bead 1 Bali sterling silver shell 1--2.5 mm round sterling silver bead Clip headpin to 3/8 inch and bend at a 90-degree angle. Curve end into a loop using pliers. Leave an open space, attach to bracelet, and close.

2. For next headpin thread beads as follows: 1--2.5 mm round sterling silver bead 1--4 mm square orange glass bead 1--4 mm orange crystal bead 1--2.5 mm round silver bead

3. Fill two more headpins, adding the remaining beads as you wish.

4. Attach the beaded headpins to the bracelet, alternating orange and silver.

5. Attach a clasp to one end of chain and a jump ring to the other.

Beaded Ankle Bracelets

Apply a fresh coat of nail polish and show off your dainty foot jewelry!

Leather Lacing Ankle Bracelet

What You Need:

* 2 sterling silver crimp beads for leather
* Crimping tool
* 1--12-inch piece of round purple leather lacing
* 1 medium sterling silver spring ring
* 2--3 mm sterling silver crimp beads
* 2--8 mm round sterling silver beads
* 1--8 mm lime green candy cane glass bead
* 1 medium sterling silver split ring


Instructions:

1. Flatten the leather crimp bead firmly on one end of the lacing. Attach the spring ring.

2. Thread 3 mm crimp bead, 8 mm round sterling silver bead, candy cane bead, 8 mm round sterling silver bead, and 3 mm crimp bead. Position candy cane bead in center of lacing. Flatten crimp beads on each side of silver beads.

3. Attach the leather crimp bead on other end; flatten firmly. Attach the split ring to the square part of the flattened crimp bead.


Fully Beaded Ankle Bracelet


What You Need:

* 1--12-inch piece of .019-inch-diameter beading wire
* 1 sterling silver spring ring clasp and jump ring
* 32--4 mm liquid sterling silver tubes
* 72 light purple seed beads
* 8 small peridot stone beads; 1 purple E bead
* Wire cutters
* 2--2 mm sterling silver crimp beads


Instructions:

1. Thread wire through a crimp bead, clasp, and back through bead; flatten crimp bead.

2. String beads in the following repeating order: 1 silver tube 3 seed beads 1 silver tube 3 seed beads 1 silver tube 3 seed beads 1 silver tube 1 peridot stone bead Repeat for half the distance of the bracelet. String 1 peridot bead, 1 E bead, and 1 peridot bead. Repeat the first pattern.

3. Thread a crimp bead on end. Pass wire through jump ring and back through crimp bead in opposite direction; flatten. Trim the excess wire.

Bead Bracelet for Moms

This time we bring you a series of bead jwellery.

What You Need:

* This bracelet represents three children; adjust the crystal beads to fit your needs.
* 2--2 mm sterling silver crimp beads
* 1--12-inch piece of .018-inch-diameter stainless-steel beading wire
* 1--medium sterling silver toggle clasp
* Crimping tool
* Wire cutters
* 12--4 mm seamless, smooth sterling silver beads
* 8--5 mm sterling silver beaded rondelle spacer beads
* 8--6 mm seamless, smooth sterling silver beads
* 4--4 mm sterling silver rondelle spacer beads
* 2--6 mm Swarovski square crystal beads in desired color to represent the first child's birth month
* 2--6 mm Swarovski square crystal beads in desired color to represent the second child's birth month
* 2--6 mm Swarovski square crystal beads in desired color to represent the third child's birth month
* 1--8 mm Swarovski square crystal bead in desired color to represent the first child's birth month
* 1--8 mm Swarovski square crystal bead in desired color to represent the second child's birth month
* 1--8 mm Swarovski square crystal bead in desired color to represent the third child's birth month
* Jump ring


Instructions:

1. Thread a crimp bead on one end of beading wire, pass wire through the end of toggle clasp, and run wire back through the crimp bead in the opposite direction. Flatten the crimp bead firmly. Trim the end.

2. Decide on the beading pattern, keeping the number of children to be represented in mind. String the beads on the wire.

3. Thread a crimp bead on the end of the wire and pass it through the jump ring. Run the wire back through the crimp bead in the opposite direction. Flatten the crimp bead firmly. Trim the end.

Elegant Pink Beaded Necklace

Make a simple beaded necklace to match any outfit. Start with our basic directions for making a two-strand necklace, then alter them to fit the beads that catch your eye.

What you'll need:

* Beading thread and needle
* Four ball hooks
* Flat-nose jewelry pliers
* Assorted glass seed beads, round beads, and faceted beads in various sizes
* One large pendant-style bead
* Head pin
* Round-nose pliers
* Two small jump rings
* Toggle-style closure




Instructions for Elegant Pink Beaded Necklace

1. Determine the desired length of both strands. Knot the end of the beading thread. Place the ball hook over the knot. Using the flat-nosed pliers, pinch it in one direction. Turn it 90 degrees and pinch again. This will encase the knot in a crimped square.
2. Slide the beads onto the beading thread in the desired order. For interest, alter the sizes and colors of the beads by dividing them into sections. See the photograph for ideas on arranging the beads.
3. When you reach the center, add the pendant. To create the pendant, place a small bead, the pendant bead, and another small bead on the head pin. If necessary, cut the excess length from the head pin. Using the round-nose pliers, make a loop for hanging just above the top bead. String the pendant onto the necklace.
4. String the remaining beads onto the thread so they are symmetrical with the first side. Knot the thread at the end and cover the knot with a ball hook.
5. Create the second smaller strand in the same manner, but place a different color or larger bead in the center of the strand in place of a pendant.
6. Lay out the necklace. On one end, join the two hook ends of the ball rings to a jump ring. Repeat for the other end. Attach the rings to the loops of the toggle clasp.

Coca Cola Chicken

Ingredients:

1 whole chicken
4 tbsp cummin powder
2 tbsp coriander powder
4 tbsp ginger paste
2 tbsp garlic paste
2 tbsp onion paste
5 tbsp soya sauce
2 tbsp thick soya sauce
1 cinnamon stick
4 pcs cloves
2 pcs clove flowers
200 ml coca cola
6 tbsp corn oil
3 cups water
1 tbsp salt


Method:

Clean the chicken and cut into small bite sizes.
pour oil in a wok then fry the cinnamon stick, cloves and cloves flower.
when it pops, put the ginger, garlic, onion paste, fry till aroma rises
Then put the cummin, coriander powder in a slow fire ,fry well.
After 5 minut put the chicken in the wok and mix well.
Pour 3 cups of water,1 tbsp salt and cover it.
Cook till the chicken becomes tender.
Put thin and thick soya sauce cook for 5 min.
Lastly pour the coca cola into the gravy and serve it with plain rice.

Star Tattoos

Shooting Star tattoos seem to be popular in the form of a tattoo. There are many different versions of the Shooting Star Tattoos. They can be included in the various tattoo styles and are usually tattooed on the arms, shoulders, ankles or abdomen. Here is a brief description of the meanings of Shooting Star Tattoos.






Shooting Star tattoos are a popular form of tattoo, according to many Tattooists. Many people seem to get them, because their inner desire to be a star print, and they look cool especially women! Perhaps because of pop culture feeds this desire for a star. What better way to achieve the correct letters and Shooting Star tattoo.




Shooting star tattoos can also symbolize a brief fleeting moment in their lives as short as a miracle for Shooting Star race through the night sky. They can also be a symbol of achieving the ultimate fate of the stars of Hollywood and is a popular variety. Today, each musician and a washed up Hollywood actor receives letters from their sport tattoos on the covers of glossy magazines or blink all our TV.



Falling stars, asteroids and the motion of celestial bodies at night the sky has always fascinated people. Some cultures have always been a strong belief in superstition and the importance of Shooting Stars. Traditionally, the Shooting Stars also meant a new birth certificate and a change in your life and the desire for a better life.