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Albany, NY

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Welcome! I am an American expect living in Bangkok, Thailand. My passions include making jewelry; roaming the markets of Bangkok; eating khao soy, mangoes, and som tom; quilting; and enjoying life! You can read about some of my adventures and a little about my business at http://bluewhitewear.blogspot.com.
Please stop by my shop at http://bluewhitejewelrywear.etsy.com to see my blue & white Chinese porcelain beaded jewelry. There are also lots of other pieces made with agate, sodalite, red jade, turquoise, amethyst, etc...

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New Necklace Listed at Etsy

I finally have had a small surge of creativity to inspire me to make a few new necklaces. This one has been listed at my etsy shop http://bluewhitejewelrywear.etsy.com It's 15 and 1/2" long with a 3" extension chain; made with freshwat… Continue

Posted on March 29, 2008 at 9:30pm — 1 Comment

Shopping in BKK - DIY Jewelry!

Bangkok is a fantastic place for shopping; especially for DIYers! I spend a lot of time wandering the markets. My favorite is Chattuchuk Market; aka the Weekend Market; JJ Market. - 8000 stalls of everything imaginable to buy - from pets, fish, art work, handicrafts, school uniforms, jeans, food, etc! There are many wholesale… Continue

Posted on February 28, 2008 at 7:31am — 2 Comments

Blue & White Wear

>Blue & White Beads

These Chinese porcelain beads are reminiscent of the antique dynasty porcelains which are famous throughout the world. The beads have been hand painted with Chinese characters representing longevity, happiness, wealth, love, and good fortune. The blue & white porcelain became well developed in the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368), but flourished in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. First natural cobalt was painted on the basic body. Then it would turn blue after being f… Continue

Posted on February 26, 2008 at 9:00am —

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At 12:10pm on August 5, 2008, Jamillah said…: I heart the necklace above. You are fabulous!

At 10:30pm on February 28, 2008, Anne De Pasquale said…: Beautiful jewelry and photos!

At 10:49am on February 28, 2008, Robin Bartoletti said…: Yes, I hope to visit over there soon. My father is always sending me things from the markets. I have a huge pile of silk fabric that i still need to make something from.

Your pics of the weekend markets above make me want to hop on a plane with an empty suitcase or two to fill up!

have a great day!
Robin

At 9:14am on February 28, 2008, Dadadreams said…: Beautiful jewelry! How exciting to live in Bangkok. I traveled there a few years ago...so much to see and do :)

At 10:02am on February 26, 2008, Robin Bartoletti said…: Greetings! Your silver ceaions are wonderful. I especially like the wire and ball earrings,

My father lives in Bangkok! His wife is Thai, and she is quite sweet. They bought a house, and had to add a kitchen - my dad said many people just cook in their courtyard.

robin