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Rosanna Falabella has been a jewelry hobbyist for over 20 years and a collector and researcher since 2009. On Tuesday, January 17, 2017, she covered what she has learned about
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Intersection of Color The Bead Society of Northern California proudly presents Bead Challenge 2017: Intersection of Color. The challenge is offered in conjunction with the Alameda County Fair and all
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“The Short Attention Span Sufferer’s Guidebook” or “How I Got from the Powersuit to Grime Always Under My Nails”. Presented by Mary Karg Lampwork ~ Metalwork ~ Beadwork: “Work” seems
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Sustainable Contemporary Jewelry ~ Instead of working with precious rubies and diamonds, Luana chooses to work with found natural materials: moth wings, bits of lichen, leaf skeletons ~ to amplify
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Click on the title to view the October 2016 Bead Society Newsletter. You need to have Adobe Reader 5.0 or later to view pdf’s. If you do not have Adobe
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If you’re new to social media and aren’t sure how to begin, or are looking for ways to optimize your online presence, you won’t want to miss this presentation. Janice
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Gwen Fisher weaves with beads to appeal to people an affinity to design. She uses mathematics as an inspiration for the structure of her creations. Pattern and order appeals to
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Tom Boylan has been making beads since 1980. He started making beads before there was a bead movement and before there were bead stores to offer contemporary glass beads to
Ralph McCaskey has been making art of one kind or another since childhood, learned flame-working in 1999, and began teaching at the The Crucible in 2009, and the Richmond Art
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