



I love what Beth says and relate to so much of how she feels about her beads;
"My journey into bead making began in 2001 when I purchased a beginner's beadmaking kit online. I taught myself using books and any information I could find online. Once my skills improved I upgraded my equipment. As time went on and I became more obsessed with the craft my work station was moved from a little corner in the garage to my own little studio at home.
I can't always find the time that I would like to make beads but when I do it's always a thrill! I am most productive at night out in my little studio. It's my great escape! Out in my studio I can watch what I want on the TV while I make my beads. No sportsman or hunting shows out there! It's always a joy to check the kiln in the morning. I love pulling the beads from the kiln to see how my beadmaking session the night before turned out. Making beads just never gets old."
2 comments:
Thanks so much for the feature on your blog!
It was my great pleasure, your work is beautiful!
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