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Mid-Atlantic Glass 
Beadmakers'

Summer 2006 meeting will be Saturday,  
August 19
in Columbia MD.
Afternoon program: TWISTIES! 
Please come!

Map and directions.
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Minutes from April'06 meeting.
(Meeting minutes archive.)
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Other
Mid-Atlantic
glass beadmakers'
groups:

3RGB Three Rivers Glass Beadmakers (Pittsburgh Chapter)
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Susquehanna Sizzlers
(South Central PA)

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Carolina
FireFiends

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The Stress Cracks (Charlottesville VA Chapter)
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Lampworkers Local 757
(Virginia Tidewater)

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Frederick Hot Glass Society 
(Frederick MD)

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The Jersey Fire Devils 
(New Jersey)


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The Penn Dragons
(southeastern PA)



 

 

Here you'll find news, workshops, classes, instruction,  research resources, and bead galleries, plus a community of glass beadmakers here in the Mid-Atlantic states.

Last home page update: 14August2006

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(17June) Three New Workshops Announced! This just in!
Larry Scott on September 23-24

Tink Martin on November 10, 11, and 12

And Michael Barley in 2007!

More info on all three workshops here.

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(21Mar) Review of Barbara Becker Simon Workshop, by Debby Weaver.
Report of a workshop hosted by our good friends 3RGB in Pittsburgh. Thank you, Debby!



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Putting the Glass to the Brass:
Masher Road Testing

by Annie Simpson (5Apr05)
Wondering which one to buy? How does the one you already have measure up to others? Questions answered!

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How To Get Your Groove Back
A compilation of tips, tricks, and techniques to use to get your creative juices flowing.




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Hall of Fame: Bead O'the Quarter  These are our best beads.
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How-Tos: Links to hundreds of beadmaking resources. Topics are:
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Plus a few selected items from New York.

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Torches and Burners category!
Bead Presses, Lentil Mashers, and Other Mold Tools
Miscellaneous Supplies + Wonderful           Contraptions
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And More!
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History of Glass Beadmaking
International Society of Glass Beadmakers' Forums




The Winners 
(we had a tie vote!) of the 
Winter 2006 
Bead O'The Quarter
Sharon Lieberman




AND
Serena Balderston





Bead O'the Quarter
Hall of Fame 
Past Winners














 



From Lisa: "I use a clear stringer to do all my feathering and marbleizing. Better than metal -- it won't stick or leave slag behind in your bead. Heat the bead hot enough to move the surface around. Use the cold stringer like it is a tool. Leave nothing but the design behind!" Thanks, Lisa!
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