Bead It!

Missed me? Blame my more- than-a-week-long absence to my “ever reliable” internet provider. My dissatisfaction with them just worsened yet I got no choice but to stick with them. Honesty, I don’t know when I got the connection back as I got tired turning Sonya on to check if there is a connection just to close it after a few minutes because there is none. Perhaps, I got the connection back a couple of days ago and now, I am mighty glad I am back to blogging.

Since most of my time is idle without the internet, I spent most of it cleaning and re-organizing my home. Just imagine how happy my house is without the internet. LOL. Anyway, while arranging my beaded accessories, I was thinking of what to do with them as I am no longer using them. Beaded curtain, perhaps?

Beaded curtains were popular in the 60’s and 70’s and they are making a comeback now. They could be used to divide a room or cover an open closet or storage area on smaller rooms where doors could take up too much space. Having one in my own home would add just the right amount of splash, glamour and style. It would look especially good and would provide a dramatic entrance to my dining area or living room. I looked for designs over at Zappobz since they are the leading manufacturer of LED curtains and bead-related home decors since 1980. They have the most updated and stylish beaded curtains of highest quality that are super durable and are built to last. They could even customize it in various beads or colors or to whatever length you fancy.

I found a specific design I like, however, the beads I have are of various, shapes, colors and sizes that they would definitely turn into a crabby looking beaded curtain. Not to mention that the beads are not enough to make even a short window beaded curtain. Instead, I'll try sewing them into my slippers and turn them into trendy beaded slippers my cold feet can slip on. But not now. Perhaps on my next internet connection time-out.  Now, I have a lot of catching up to do in the blogging world.  See you on your blogs!