Voices of the Stones came to our Bead Blast this afternoon to share their bounty of gorgeous gems, stones and pearls. Co-owners Carole, shown helping Amy with her selections, and Mary, seen in the background, sorting beads said MAYBE they'll make it back to New York just in time for our March Bead Blast. If they DO make it, it will be fresh from Tucson! This means we would have access to all the best stuff without the fuss of
doing Tucson Show.
Ellen drove down from Palenville, picking up Jill in Rhinecliff on the way.
Fran is serene and radiant as she bead embroiders her hand felted bangle. For much of the day she beaded a nuno felted scarf she made last week.
Sisters' Originals: Nancy, Sylvia and Cheryl; brought a selection of seed beads for our shopping and beading delight. Included were the new
hybrid beads from Toho.
As midnight approaches our numbers diminish to 7. Shown beading are Terri, Ann, Phyllis and Pat.
Voices of the Stones came to our Bead Blast this afternoon to share their bounty of gorgeous gems, stones and pearls. Co-owners Carole, shown helping Amy with her selections, and Mary, seen in the background, sorting beads said MAYBE they'll make it back to New York just in time for our March Bead Blast. If they DO make it, it will be fresh from Tucson! This means we would have access to all the best stuff without the fuss of doing Tucson Show.
Ellen drove down from Palenville, picking up Jill in Rhinecliff on the way.
Fran is serene and radiant as she bead embroiders her hand felted bangle. For much of the day she beaded a nuno felted scarf she made last week.
Sisters' Originals: Nancy, Sylvia and Cheryl; brought a selection of seed beads for our shopping and beading delight. Included were the new hybrid beads from Toho.
As midnight approaches our numbers diminish to 7. Shown beading are Terri, Ann, Phyllis and Pat.
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