The Global Genes Project is campaigning to collect blue jean/denim inspired bracelets to support families living with rare diseases, disorders, or conditions. To help raise awareness, 7,000 volunteers, including jewelry designers, and artists, make a bracelet within the denim color scheme to show support for children living with these conditions. Go to the Global Genes Project to learn more!
I used Swarovski crystals in Crystal Cal, Crystal, Crystal Metallic Blue 2x, and Sapphire. The white and blue beads are polymer clay, and the lentil and round beads are Kazuri beads. The Kazuri beads are some of my favorites because of where and by whom they are made. They are gorgeous, too.
This Blog Hop caught my eye because of what the GGP Campaign represents. We have dear friends in Colorado whose son had Retinoblastoma, which is a rare cancer of the retina/eye. So, this bracelet is made in honor of Zee and his family.
What a great opportunity to show support of children with 7,000 identified rare diseases! I hope my bracelet brings a smile to a parent, friend, or relative of those affected.
Peace, Love, and Sunshine,
Kel
I used Swarovski crystals in Crystal Cal, Crystal, Crystal Metallic Blue 2x, and Sapphire. The white and blue beads are polymer clay, and the lentil and round beads are Kazuri beads. The Kazuri beads are some of my favorites because of where and by whom they are made. They are gorgeous, too.
This Blog Hop caught my eye because of what the GGP Campaign represents. We have dear friends in Colorado whose son had Retinoblastoma, which is a rare cancer of the retina/eye. So, this bracelet is made in honor of Zee and his family.
What a great opportunity to show support of children with 7,000 identified rare diseases! I hope my bracelet brings a smile to a parent, friend, or relative of those affected.
Peace, Love, and Sunshine,
Kel
