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Barbara S Fernald Jewelry · Jewelry designs and beads made by Barb Fernald on Little Cranberry Island in Maine
Barbara S Fernald Jewelry 
what do you use to make those rocks look like they’re glowing? butcher wax? god, i love the gray ones…especially when the rocks are stripe-y.
beautiful….
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Hi Holly, You guessed it. Butcher’s Wax. The stones are so pretty when they’re wet. The Butcher’s wax helps bring some of that back.
C’mon up for some beach rock collecting, why don’tcha?
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