Eve's Beads My favourite resource is Glass Beads from Early Anglo-Saxon Graves by Birte Brugmann. I can't say enough good things about this book. I will admit though, in my impatience to just start creating, I skipped the text and went straight for the pictures and I still haven't made it back to reading it yet. I like this book because the images included are actual photographs of the beads. Another great resource is Trade Beads and Bead Trade in Scandinavia ca. 800-1000 A.D. by Johan Callmer. As far as I know, this one is out of print, but you may get lucky and find it somewhere or you can Inter-Library-Loan it. All plates are unfortunately drawings of the beads (not photos), but the sheer number of beads included makes it an invaluable resource. 2010 My most recent set of festoons. Brooches by Fettered Cock Pewters, coins by Master Max, can't remember where I got the animal headed cross. 2007 Largesse for Gemma and Steinn Finger rings. Guessing on the date I completed these. Based on Roman finds. 2006 Largesse for Wernar 2005 My first festoons The brooches and Thor's Hammer are from Fettered Cock Pewters. Jolly Procrastinator's beads Gifts for the royals Ealdormere Heraldic beads Fake amber and jet necklace, 69 beads in the set. Email Me!