Bead and jewelry blogging round-up!
January 2, 2009 by Cyndi Lavin
Filed under Artist Communities, Jewelry Design Careers, Wearable Art
Carmi’s Art/Life World
Carmi makes some felt bundles for rings!
Snap out of it, Jean! There’s beading to be done!
When beadist Kim Miles comes up with some new ideas, they are always fantastic! Check these out!
About.com Jewelry Making
Tammy takes a look in her jewelry box and picks out her top 10 jewelry projects for 2008.
Art Bead Scene
ABS Editor Cindy Gimbrone shares her favorite post from 2008. Junk Envy!
“Remembering Cindy” update
November 17, 2008 by Cyndi Lavin
Filed under Artist Communities, Bead Embroidery, Events & Shows, My Family & Friends, Non-Wearables, Other Bead & Jewelry Sites
Beaded baseball cap
Some of you will remember that I posted about the Remembering Cindy Etsy shop back in October. Well, I wanted to give you an update, sent to me by Dulcey Heller, a forum friend of Cindy’s. The last of the beaded mystery panels, dolls, and other objects have been loaded into the shop. It’s come down to shop now or forever hold your peace
Cindy died in 2005 of lung cancer before being able to complete the project. Moderators of the Bead Art Forum have since completed assembling the Mystery Image Challenge. These four completed panels …read more
Remembering Cindy
October 1, 2008 by Cyndi Lavin
Filed under Artist Communities, Bead Embroidery, Events & Shows, My Family & Friends, Non-Wearables, Other Bead & Jewelry Sites
Beaded face panel
by Cindy McCornack
Cindy McCornack was a friend and mentor to beaders, in person and online. She lived in Alaska, but had friends all over the world through the online beading community, especially the Bead Art forum. Among the things she left for for beaders was her book, Exploring Beaded Art Dolls, full of instructions, inspiration, and photographs of beaded art dolls that she and her friends created.
When Cindy was diagnosed with lung cancer, the Forum responded with flowers, gifts, support, and contributions. In thanks, Cindy began the Mystery Image Challenge. Inspired by the Mat-Su Valley Bead Society in …read more






