# 44 Amber Spices

How is that for an exotic combination?  A gently spiced wearable offering!The amber beads in this necklace were made using the recipes from one of Tory Hughes' magnificent  DVDs and the spice beads are made from our (our meaning us Samunnat babes) secret recipes from Nepal!  We use maric (black pepper), khursani (chili), dalcini (cinnamon) and others to create the wonderful subtle shades in the necklaces.  When I get back to Australia, we'll put some of these on etsy.And since she's come up in the conversation, I can mention that Tory and I  (another exotic combination) are in the process of dreaming up a pretty exciting event  we hope to run in September 2013.  This could be a very long post if I gave vent to ALL the excitement I feel about this retreat so I will try to be brief!We are not talking about a polymer clay retreat.  Tory is doing some polymer clay classes in Sydney and Melbourne and this is will be quite different to those (although a little polymer may be involved!)  We want to create a very special time in a very special place where those who come along find refreshment, replenishment, energising, inspiration,and be re-aquainted with their own creative magnificence (even if they think they don't have it!)  Tory is an amazing artist and teacher who has years of experience helping both well established and only just realizing it artists learn about what enhances their creativity and how to follow through your creative nudges.  And I am an enthusiastic encourager.  A firm believer in innate creativity and its power.  And quietly beside myself with excitement about our September Sojourn.  In my usual understated way.If this sounds like something you'd enjoy, and I think it does, watch this space! 

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