tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7505995074321698783.post7006171045707032100..comments2023-12-19T03:46:01.137-06:00Comments on Copper, Glass and Recycled Trash: Glasses as JewelryBeadbughttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06403508517078805475noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7505995074321698783.post-67386067411823693522011-12-27T01:47:08.648-06:002011-12-27T01:47:08.648-06:00What a fun, unusual topic, but one that's real...What a fun, unusual topic, but one that's really important! (Love your cool frame collection!) What glasses we wear do make an impact on the earrings we chose to wear (or not to wear). So does hair style. <br /><br />Until about a year ago, I had hair down below my waist. I tended to wear it braided or in a pony tail (pulled back or pulled up in some manner to keep it out of the way). My ears generally could be seen just like they did when I had very short hair, so I tended to wear medium-length dangling earrings. <br /><br />When I got my hair cut into a medium-long bob, more than the missing hair, I was more bothered by the fact that my earrings could no longer be seen! So I started making my earrings very long, so they could still be seen beneath my hair. I have more "hair options" again now, but I'm still enjoying the longer earrings.<br /><br />However, this discussion reminds me I should be offering more options to customers in terms of length. (Now don't even get me started on earrings and face shape!)Sharylhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/11290002867469159820noreply@blogger.com