B E A D S O C I E T Y O F N M
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Our members are such a diverse group of artists bringing such diversity to our group. We are very lucky that they share their talent with all of us.
RECENT WORKS FROM OUR MEMBERS
Claudia Ross, graduate of New York Institute of Art and Design, original design, her first work with beads on leather including a focal peace and beautiful wire work.
Amethyst Flower Bracelet with Hibiscus Charm & Black Tourmaline Art Deco Necklace by Sally Moore.
Teresa Kenyon, Bead Society Webmaster, has been enjoying her new job with Facebook these past 2 months. Lots to learn and trying to balance that with finding time to be creative outside work. This is a pendant she is working on. Her favorite beading is 'just to start and see where the beads take her'.
Fran Hahn's lamp work beads, wire, black spacers (purchased) with sterling components.
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Owl Family in the Twilight Sun by Elizabeth Sands. featuring and owl and her family below a tree with the sun and stars in the background. It is surrounded with decorative fireflies.
The beads are sewn through a decorative piece of metal and has backed with leather and a decorative button pearl. I used beads from size 24 through 11s. Techniques used include peyote stitch, free-form embroidery, CRAW and netting.
Turquoise on Turquoise & Wire work pendant & additional earrings and necklace by Deb Cole.
 
Jerry Steed has been been busy beading and working for Desert Rose. Desert Rose will close the end of June and reopen in September 2020. Jerry you did a beautiful job on her magnificent Melanie Potter bracelet along with the mask and other beautiful earrings.
Pam Troutman worked on a 6 by 6 inch square for a display in the Museum of Beadwork in Portland, Maine. She has also finished a few pieces from her Bead Cruise this past February, modifying the designs to make them unique. The Cacti Dragonfly is a variation of Sherry Serafini’s NOVA pendant using beads and materials in Pam’s stash. The burgundy necklace is from the class Montasery Windows by Kinga Nichols, but instead of making a bracelet with 5 matching components, she made a pair of earrings and this pendant. |
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