Group Information- Members: 78
- Category: Beading
- Founded: Jun 10, 2004
- Language: English
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Description
The Bead Study Group is sponsored by The Center For Beadwork & Jewelry Arts (www.landofodds.com/beadschool) in Nashville, Tennessee. The group is an on-going discussion group related to the study project called "How To Bead A Rogue Elephant - Wandering The Paths of A Bead Artist". Anyone, anywhere may join our discussion group. You do not have to be associated with CBJA. This group is moderated and does not accept off-topic posts.
2007-2008: Beaded Story Book
2008: Diane Fitzgerald's Zulu Beadwork
We want to encourage discussion, and hope everyone in the group will contribute ideas and insights based on their own experiences.
1. What are the pros and cons and lessons learned when combining beads with other crafts and arts?
2. How do we keep our beadwork pieces at the level of good art and good design -- something more than simple craft?
3. By combining media, what kinds of compromises must we make, and do these help us, or hinder us, in achieving good art and design?
Past Topics of the Group have included:
Indian Beadweaving Techniques -- Horace Goodhue
Carol Wilcox Wells - Creative Bead Weaving
Zulu Bead Work - Diane Fitzgerald
Russian Bead Weaving Techniques
Cynthia Rutledge -- Development of a beadweaving artist
Valerie Hector - Contemporizing Traditional Beadwork
Fall 2006: The group is focusing on exploring how various art, craft and alternative beading techniques can incorporate beads or traditional beading techniques. We are looking at things like felting, kumihimo, cross-stitch, other fiber techniques, pin weaving, and the like.
If you are in Nashville, please join us for our bi-monthly study group which meets the 1st and 3rd Wednesday, 1-3pm.
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Re: the materials
Great piece Warren! Saying prayers for you! Nice work! Makes me want to go
and see the sunset again out west. Good luck! Linda ... From: oddsshop Date:
Posted - Mon Jul 7, 2008 12:35 pm
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Linda Barry
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Re: the materials
This would soften the separation anxiety somewhat. So Warren this is like playing the Stock Market, or buying a lottery ticket, only you are not really losing
Posted - Sat Jul 5, 2008 7:10 pm
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Re: Discussion Question for July 2008
BEAUTIFUL piece, Warren! Makes me feel like a hack-but an honored one. You DID capture the mystique of a canyon sunrise in a way that is incomparable, imho!
Posted - Sat Jul 5, 2008 4:10 pm
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Re: Discussion Question for July 2008
My feelings are usually mixed, and it depends on how much of myself (my heart, time, etc.) I've invested in the piece. I've been working on my gold miner
Posted - Sat Jul 5, 2008 4:10 pm
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Rev. Desiree A. McCla...
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the materials
Connie, For the semi-finalists, Swarovski gives each one $50.00 plus all the Swarovski components of the piece as product. This will cover about 2/3 of my
Posted - Sat Jul 5, 2008 1:41 pm
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