BeadBugle.Com Daily June 2008 Table of Contents

June 2008 Daily Table of Contents

June 2: A BeadBugle.com Artist Profile of artist Robert Dancik, inventor of a new jewelry making component called Faux Bone. The profile was written b Barbara Matthiessen
June 3: A BeadBugle.Com Beads From Nature article by Rhea Raghaven entitled Opals.
June 4: A PMC metal clay project that gives you full step-by-step instructions and photos for "The Moth Cuff Bracelet" designed by Bridgette Rallo and published by BeadBugle.com
June5: BeadBugle.Com presents Margie Deeb's Muse on Artists' Historical Palettes: Modern Art. The Color and Style article is excerpted from here latest book The Beader's Color Palette.
June 9: Featured in today's Daily is your friend and mine, Aunt Acid answering viewers question in Aunt Acid's Pearls.. Also available is viewer mail and announcement of The Messy Studio Event.
June 10: The June 10, 2008 BeadBugle.Com Daily features a wire wrapping ring project by John Prebula of Hawaii, plus extensive viewer mail on the subject of Handmade per Ann Turner's article What's in a Name.
June 11: BeadBugle.com Daily features a Bead Savvy article by Sarajane Helm that goes over The Changing World of Polymer Clay including many of the European Government environment laws forcing a product reformulation. The "Messy Studio" is featured as well with photos and coments from the viewers. June 11, 2008
June12: BeadBugle.Com Daily presents the Beader's Center Stage (formerly The Brag Page) for June 2008 with the work of Suzanne M. M. Warner and Bonnie Prebula, two very good seed bead artists. We also have "ongoing" pictures and comments on the "messy studio" event.
June 13: BeadBugle.com features Marilyn Gardiner and her latest how-to project, Parallel Chain Bracelet. Marilyn's beginner level project it easy to follow, easy to make and absolutely stunning to wear.
June 16: Author Lynn Dean continues with her Elements of Style Series and focuses on "Playing with Color" a top level look at color basics and how to make your designs more attractive with a few simple hints about color. Also we continue on with the "Messy Studio" event as our views keep sending in their pictures and comments on this subject.
June 17: BeadBugle.Com is always happy to present a Peter Francis, Jr. history article called "Blown Glass Beads" . Peter's style is always short and to the point talks about blown beads and the history thereof. We also include in this issue a continuation of the "Messy Studio Event" with numerous visitors letters and pictures.
June 18: BeadBugle.Com presents an encore column from Rena Klingenberg that is totally full of orphan bead Tips. The What's Going On Now column asks for your feedback on subscriptions and finally we have a lot more of those messy studios.
June 19: Rosemary Kurtz joins the Beadbugle.Com again with her continuation of The Beaded Flower History (continued) article. We are stating to wrap up the Messy Studio Event and continue with the viewer mail.
June 20: Ann Turner reviews Alice Korach's book "Delica Beaded Jewelry" for BeadBugle.Com. Alice's book features Miyuki's new 10/o Delica Bead offerings and features 7 advanced projects to challenge the bead artists. The messy studio event winds down with a few last pictures.
June 23: BeadBugle.Com features polymer clay artist Trish Hodgens with her new woven mica sheet design for a red whit and blue heart pin to celebrate this coming 4th of July. There is also continuing comments for the Messy Studio Event.
June 24: BeadBugle.Com a Ann and Karen Mitchell article entitled An Introduction to Liquid Polymer Clay. The article includes how-to instructions on attaching metal findings, setting earring posts, and reinforcing embedded elements. A great read!
June 25: Beadbugle.com features Aunt Acid as she answers a lengthy question regarding the accelerating spiral of fad and fashion designs. The what and the who is causing it and the possibility of a solution.
June 26: Today's BeadBugle.Com Daily features a new type of project series called "Teaching The Next Generation" by Sarajane Helm., plus letters from our viewers.
June 27: Two books are reviewd in today's BeadBugle.Com Daily; Bead One, Pray Too a guide to making and using prayer beads by Kimberly Winston and Metal Clay - Beyond the Basics by Carol A. Babineau. We also have mail from our viewers.
June 30: BeadBugle.Com Daily reviews two new books, Simply Modern Jewelry by Danielle Fox and Beadalicious by Sonya Nimri. We also have viewer mail.

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