January 27, 2009> 8:45 PM
rosary update Get your red hot hand crafted rosaries heeyaA! I'm 'gonna get me a box and walk around ballgames or ecumenical councils and yell that I think. ha!
Thanks to all those who ordered and bought my rosaries during the Advent and Christmas season. I hope they help to enhance your prayer lives. I just wanted to let you know I'm still here, making those rosaries.
I have two new models to bust out to the world. I noticed that the W3 - the round wooden bead rosary with silver spacers, was very popular, so I decided to work up a new model along the same line - the H4. The H4 is made with round, red, horn beads with silver spacers. You see a photo there on the right. A larger image is available on the rosary site as you click on the image there.
For a while, I've also had the desire to make some full, 5-decade rosaries. I finally dove into it and came up with the H1F. It's made with the same brown, cubed, horn beads as the H1, and it's a full rosary, hence the H1F. There's not a center piece like many traditional rosaries. I've used the second Our Father bead from the bottom as the center. Again, it's a very simple, rustic, Franciscan-inspired rosary. It's a little more involved, so the price on these will be $35. Still pretty affordable I think. You can do the same with this one - go the rosary site and click to see a larger image. Thanks and Peace to you.
January 27, 2009
> 8:45 PM
Get your red hot hand crafted rosaries heeyaA! I'm 'gonna get me a box and walk around ballgames or ecumenical councils and yell that I think. ha!
I have two new models to bust out to the world. I noticed that the W3 - the round wooden bead rosary with silver spacers, was very popular, so I decided to work up a new model along the same line - the H4. The H4 is made with round, red, horn beads with silver spacers. You see a photo there on the right. A larger image is available on the rosary site as you click on the image there.
For a while, I've also had the desire to make some full, 5-decade rosaries. I finally dove into it and came up with the H1F. It's made with the same brown, cubed, horn beads as the H1, and it's a full rosary, hence the H1F. There's not a center piece like many traditional rosaries. I've used the second Our Father bead from the bottom as the center. Again, it's a very simple, rustic, Franciscan-inspired rosary. It's a little more involved, so the price on these will be $35. Still pretty affordable I think. You can do the same with this one - go the rosary site and click to see a larger image. Thanks and Peace to you.
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