I added Ecuadorian Hands to our list of suppliers quite some time ago, because I really liked the concept of a renewable and responsible product that could easily replace animal products in our work. Tagua nut beads, aka exotic ivory, are grown and harvested in Ecuador and crafted into beautiful beads and pendants that I know you'll want to try out yourself...
***Free Stuff Alert!!!***
Would you like that nice pile of beads shown at the top of this post? Just leave me a comment below and you'll automatically be entered to win. If you tweet or post on Facebook or other social spots about the contest, you can leave a second comment and be entered twice!
Please make sure that your link will lead me to an email address, or else I won't be able to contact you. No contact, no win, and I simply have to go on to the next person. Deadline: February 21, 2012
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Carol
https://twitter.com/#!/kayzkreationz/status/169461299271581697
rmar261783@aol.com
http://www.terrabeadworks.com
Thanks for the chance!
Ambra
chicandfrog at libero dot it
m-manola@otenet.gr
Stephanie
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beetique@gmail.com
I would love to win some!
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Kirsi
Chris
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Carolyn
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