Hand Crafted Beaded Straps

Worn by the Stars

CHRISTINE REA lived in NW Montana for 12 years and has always enjoyed music and the Native American culture. She effectively combines these two interests in creating beautiful guitar straps. Christine designs and hand crafts custom-made, beaded guitar straps which are worn by friends and some of the well known stars.

Each guitar strap, hand-beaded on a loom, contains as many as 24,000 or more colorful beads. The strap itself, made of top quality cow hide, is backed with satin for easy sliding and comfort while playing. The ends of the strap are machine sewn and the rest of the guitar strap is hand sewn.

Timothy B. Schmit of the Eagles, George Strait and Kenny Loggins are some of the top entertainers who wear Christine's guitar straps to enhance their performance.  You can see some of Timothy B. Schmit's guitar straps on the "Eagles Farewell 1" DVD and their new "How Long" video.

Other entertainers that are enjoying Christine's guitar straps are Bernie Leadon from Nashville, Tennessee (one of the original Eagles); Chris Rodriguez from Nashville, Tennessee, currently playing guitar, banjo and background vocals with Keith Urban; Chuck Dunn from The Blues Monsters, Lake Tahoe, California; Rob Quist of Rob Quist and the Great Northern from Kalispell, Montana; and Steve Vertun of Eye Savant from Coto De Caza, California. Currently a guitar strap is being made for folk singer/song writer, David Rea of Portland, Oregon, who was one of the writer's of "Mississippi Queen" sung by Mountain.

These custom-made guitar straps can be made with a wide variety of designs. Other items such as conchos can also be added. After consultation, Christine will create the perfect design for you. Find out how a beautiful guitar strap can enhance your stage or home performance.

For further information, or to place an order, contact: 

THE GUITAR STRAP LADY

 at:

 guitarstraplady@aol.com

or call (435) 231-2877 

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Disclosure: some beads are sensitive to ultraviolet light which can cause fading.