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This blue recycled glass works well with the Flax Kumihimo Braid. The off loom bead weaving, Peyote Stitch and Branch Stitch completes this one-of-a-kind beaded necklaces by Rowena.
The sterling silver caps were created in Israel and complete the Kumihimo Braid. www.artsprescott.com Become a Facebook Friend https://www.facebook.com/#!/ArtsPrescott
Recently, I acquired a small bag of lamp crystals from another artist in Prescott. He said they were once part of a lamp, which belonged to Doris Day. Hope this is true because I sure have always loved Doris Day. I created a necklace using tiny drop beads to adorn the crystals. This necklace will soon be at Arts Prescott Cooperative Gallery.
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Fun with beads is what it is all about. I found several action figures that I could just see with my hand spun fiber and bead.
This is actually a fun brooch and for sure a one-of-a-kind piece.
After wrapping I used fine purple wire to add decoration and stability to the fiber and then just because adorning with beads.
Check "Action Man", along with all of my bead work at Arts Prescott Cooperative Gallery, 134 South Montezuma Street-Heart of Whiskey Row in Prescott. www.artsprescott.com - www.rowenaart.net - www.artthe4th.com - Don't forget the 4th Friday Art Walk in Prescott. Go to their site and print out your art walk guild or drop by Arts Prescott and pick one up for yourself.
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BEADED LACE SCARF!!
This yarn isn't new, but Jeannie found something new to do with it and Kristin knit it! We put the beads on with a crochet hook so no pre-stringing AND they're all kitted up for you with Debbie Bliss Angel (silk/mohair) yarn, the beads.
This will be taught by Kirsten at The Good Yarn in Prescott, so drop by, sign up and pick up your kit.
A Good Yarn
928-717-1774
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In April 2012 The Artist's Path, a nonprofit arts organization supporting art and artists that shape our world, combines forces with The Prescott Area Women's Shelter, The Coalition for Compassion and Justice, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and Prevent Child Abuse Arizona to explore the many faces of Love in a theater event to be held at the T'is Arts Center and Gallery April 14-22. Ten percent of all ticket income will be divided among these four non profits. Tickets will be available online at www.TheArtistsPath.org beginning March 1 or you may call Gail Mangham, 'Path' Artistic Director, to arrange for tickets with cash or check.
The Gallery's Open Seating is limited so please get your tickets early. For performance times and prices please visit www.TheArtistsPath.org or call Gail Mangham at 928 771 2554.
The Artist's Path will present an event of Music and Monologues on the theme of Love. Over 45 writers in CA, AZ, NM and TX have submitted new works. Selected musicians from the Prescott area will lend their talents to each production.
A core principle of The Artist's Path is that artists be compensated for their time and talent. Path also believes in the words of composer Leonard Bernstein: "It is the artists of the world, the feelers and the thinkers, who will ultimately save us; who can articulate, educate, defy, insist, sing, and shout the big dreams."
Tickets will be $20 which includes Wine, Soft Drinks and light fare.
Please see the attached graphic as well for a quick glance at the event.
WONDERFUL FOR YAVAPAI COUNTY...Ten percent of the proceeds will go to THE PRESCOTT AREA WOMEN'S SHELTER and another 30% (ten percent each) will go to other incredible organizations like the
COALITION FOR COMPASSION AND JUSTICE, PREVENT CHILD ABUSE ARIZONA and BIG BROTHERS AND BIG SISTERS.
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Kim Miles lives and has her studio in Taos, New Mexico.
Kim writes, "The art and craft of glass beadmaking is about freezing a small piece of time, light, and motion into a tangible form that can be worn and passed from hand to hand for generations to come."
Bonnie Tarses workshops on horoscope weaving, dyed ikat, color & are inspiring and fun!
Bonnie Tarses writes: Bonnie Tarses is a textile designer specializing in one-of-a-kind and custom handwoven textiles since 1960. From the time she began her weaving journey, she was drawn to the color symbolism in all ethnic textiles. “I continue to be amazed by the fact that weavers of old attached special meaning to the placement of every thread.” In search of a set of personal symbols, Bonnie developed several techniques that have become her trademarks—Color Horoscope Weaving, Woven Words, and Turned-Weft Ikat (a twist on a traditional theme).
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