Spring Has Sprung

Aaaah, Spring! A time for new growth and what an aproporiate time to begin the new Bead Journal Project 2008/9. Like the other 258 participants, I now pick up needle and thread and begin another fabulous journey, my theme is planned but that dosen't mean I'll stick with it. I am a Gemini after all and will (as is my right) stray from this during the course of the year.
I will share my journey here with you but there won't be any photos until after the third month as on the main BJP Blog.
I hope to have a few suprises for you then.

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