Happy Sunday folks! It’s back to school month…..and I’ve been on the search for tutorials, books, and projects….
Here’s a tute I found, from amazing lampwork artist Helen Chalmers – aimed at both intermediate and beginner lampworkers.
If I had any glass skills, this would be on my shopping list! Until I do, I’ll just have to keep buying from Helen 🙂
And now for the Bead Blogger Links:
A Bead A Day
Do your jewelry projects ever take twists and turns during the creative process. Stop by A Bead A Day to share your story.
Do your jewelry projects ever take twists and turns during the creative process. Stop by A Bead A Day to share your story.
Art Bead Scene
Check out some beautiful boro lampwork beads and their corresponding colour palettes with Brandi!
Check out some beautiful boro lampwork beads and their corresponding colour palettes with Brandi!
Beading Arts
Cyndi is starting a new series on making a bead embroidered necklace…follow along and try one for yourself!
Cyndi is starting a new series on making a bead embroidered necklace…follow along and try one for yourself!
Resin Crafts Blog
The Lanvin inspired name plate necklace is easy to make with Resin Clay.
The Lanvin inspired name plate necklace is easy to make with Resin Clay.
Snap out of it, Jean! There’s beading to be done!
Jean is a member of a group of designers for the great store and online presence Baubles & Beads. This week was the first reveal for the designers. Stop by and see what Jean made, enter a giveaway, and scoop up a great coupon code good through Sept. at Baubles & Beads ! Yay!
Jean is a member of a group of designers for the great store and online presence Baubles & Beads. This week was the first reveal for the designers. Stop by and see what Jean made, enter a giveaway, and scoop up a great coupon code good through Sept. at Baubles & Beads ! Yay!
The Writing and Art of Andrew Thornton
Andrew shares some upcoming classes at Allegory Gallery, including a Weekend Intensive taught by him and Lynne Suprock!
Andrew shares some upcoming classes at Allegory Gallery, including a Weekend Intensive taught by him and Lynne Suprock!
Rebecca is a Scottish jewellery designer, currently living in Manchester, England. You can read more about her and her work at her blog, songbeads.blogspot.com and see more of her jewellery at songbead.etsy.com. She also has a supplies shop at thecuriousbeadshop.etsy.com.
Two Dog Pond
September 23, 2013 at 1:21 pmThank you for the heads up on Helen Chalmer's tutorial! I just purchased it and am looking forward to attempting to make beads like the ones shown. BEAUTIFUL!