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Summer Fun
Join Jan, Hannah, and Rochelle talking about upcoming events during the summer of 2025 with the Link Below
Facebook Live Summer Fun
Facebook Live Summer Fun
No Two Alike (SnowFlakes) Museum of Beadwork
Join us in our annual Collaborative Community Project!
How it works: Each year we ask artists to contribute a beaded item of a specific theme. We install these collected items in an exhibition highlighting the power of people coming together for the purpose of community and creation. The exhibition is then on display for roughly a year. Once finished, the individual items are used in fundraising efforts for the Museum supporting the staff, development, and programs of this community-based institution. Click the link to learn more
www.museumofbeadwork.org/pages/no-two-alike
How it works: Each year we ask artists to contribute a beaded item of a specific theme. We install these collected items in an exhibition highlighting the power of people coming together for the purpose of community and creation. The exhibition is then on display for roughly a year. Once finished, the individual items are used in fundraising efforts for the Museum supporting the staff, development, and programs of this community-based institution. Click the link to learn more
www.museumofbeadwork.org/pages/no-two-alike
The Traveling Fox Project
Here is a look at the Traveling Fox Project that is going be be coming to your door step soon. Provided that is if you signed on to help create our stunning fox! Take a look at what has been done so far and we will update in the future with more brilliant creativeness!
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from Becky
Bead embroidery is my favorite technique, so I feel honored to be part of the Upper Midwest Bead Society's "Traveling Fox Project." Since fringe is one of my favorite parts I chose to add it to the wolf piece. I used amazonite rondelles, size 8 seed beads, silver rondelles, black rounds, faceted amazonite rounds, silver spacers, and magnesite drops.
Bead embroidery is my favorite technique, so I feel honored to be part of the Upper Midwest Bead Society's "Traveling Fox Project." Since fringe is one of my favorite parts I chose to add it to the wolf piece. I used amazonite rondelles, size 8 seed beads, silver rondelles, black rounds, faceted amazonite rounds, silver spacers, and magnesite drops.
