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I’m getting awfully close to 100 blogs in the blogroll. I really enjoy browsing others’ work! Gem and Beaded Jewelry Perlenmuster Kndla’s Brillos Andrea’s Bead & Fancywork I’m currently working on Christmas presents, but it’s possible that everyone I’m beading for reads this blog occasionally, so no pictures now. I’ll post some after the holidays.

December 3, 2008
Carpet part 2

Okay, my strip is now about 2.5″ wide. I have used nearly 1/3 of these beads; I have about 100g of them. To use all of the same bead, I should be less than 1/4 into my stash of this color. Much less — I have another 3.5″ to go. SO. I have very, very…

November 30, 2008
Today at the Minneapolis Institute of the Arts

It’s such a treat to have a great museum like MIA in my city, and free — then I can go and enjoy a few of the galleries, spending an hour, and not feel guilty or like I should spend more time. I get more out of a museum experience when I don’t spend so…

November 26, 2008
Lisa Call, textile artist

I really am a bead person as far as whom I read and follow online, with a couple notable exceptions. Lisa Call is one of them, an artist of abstract contemporary textile art. She hand-dyes her own fabric, and creates all her pieces one piece at a time (no strip quilting). Lisa creates both large…

November 25, 2008
Button necklace

I was scanning the book Bead Journey, a Kalmbach stringing publication, and saw a project stringing large tagua nuts shaped as buttons. It was a belt, connected with long loops of beading wire covered by rubber tubing. The tagua beads reminded me of these bone large-hole buttons that I bought more than 20 years ago…

November 22, 2008

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