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Abbott, Jima and Carlie: elaborate, ornate mixed metals. Barnes, Susan: Firegoddess; pewter beads Burcott, Susan: Wired Woman Design; deceptively simple beauty. Cappetta, Marisa: Gallery Vittoria; lyrical, feminine metalwork. Choi, Anne: coveted handmade beads with quotes and small creatures. Clasmeyer, Carl: Art of Carl Clasmeyer; the most amazing clasps ever. Green Girl Studios: pewter, bronze, and sterling beads and pendants, picturing a fantasy world. Guenther, Lynn: Heart & Soul; ornate (yet not fussy) mixed metal jewelry. Nunes, Carrie A.: Metal Petals Workshop; solid yet lyrical designs in metal jewelry, featuring garden themes. Otterson, Barbara: Dreamweaver Studio; appealing, elegant metal objects and jewelry. PennyMichelle Jewelry Designs: Bead Critters beadcaps and more Sattva Beads: handcast sterling silver or 14kt gold beads in swirling Celtic and nature designs. Sturm, Gita Maria: Gita Maria; amazing enameled metal charms. Color and whimsy without cloying cuteness. Trimlett, Heather: sterling links and charms in homey forms. Trollbeads: beads in silver and/or gold; butterflies, hands, trolls, alphabet beads and more. Wright, Susie: Tumbleweed Studio; wirewrapped dichroic glass pendants. The Beaded Jeweler: fused dichroic glass Berry, Diane: Wild Berry Glass -- dichro Bezak, Matt: Matt Bezak Designs -- Gorgeous cast glass. C., Jackie: Art of Adornment -- dichro Clark, Monty: -- dichro (see Fonda, Carol) Dawson, Laura: Glass Cat Jewels -- dichro Decorative Arts Studio Nashville: -- glass etching, torchwork, etc. Fonda, Carol: -- dichro (see Clark, Monty) Hartjen Design: elaborate fused dichroic glass in unusual shapes. Hatz, Doni: Blown glass beads Hill, Shannon: Blown glass borosilicate beads Kent, Jeanne: New Terra Artifacts -- dichro Levitt, Joelle: FiG Studios; furnace glass Mangiafico, Mike: FiG Studios; furnace glass McManus, Michele: Epiphany Art -- dichro Mingo and Asho: Glasscapes; luscious fused glass cabs and furnace glass beads from one of the industry standard-bearers. Palmer, Katie and Dave: Sage Hen Designs -- fused glass Radke, Paula: -- dichro Stavert, Karen: Hot Glass Beads -- dichro Tyser Carberry, Pat: Illusion Glassworks; beads, cabs, buttons, drawer pulls -- some unusual and beautiful styles, from etched organic forms to the usual geometric cabs. Venetian Glass Art: -- Murano glass, Venetian glass importers Anderson, Deborah: A Thousand Canes Artists' Gallery at Polymer Clay Central Bracelet and necklace for Leigh Ross by members of Polymer Clay Central Briggs, Kasey: Kasey Designs Doroshow, Dayle: Zingaro Farris, Janet: From The Heart Ford Forlano: (was CityZen Cane) Froula McIntyre, Gail: Today's Clay Goff, Linda: Quirkworks Greenberg, Lori: Abundance Box Helm, Sarajane Kato, Donna Lewis, Karen: Klew Expressions McGuire, Barbara:Art Forward -- formerly Design Innovations Morgan, Georgia: One of a Kind; Different approach to polymer clay. Bohemian, lyrical, delicious. Must see the What's Been Selling page. Moore, Valerie: Valerie's World Naylor, Dawn: D-zyns Newman, Jill: Tatercat Pack, Cindy: Cindy's Art & Soul Pavelka, Lisa: Heart in Hand Studio Polymer Clay Beads: Featured Artists The RAVE 2003 Exhibit, Ravensdale Rhea, Jeanne: Heart of Clay Richmond, Heather: in Australia Robinson, Kellie D.: Kellie's Klay Rox, Mia: Clayfulmingles Samitz, Susan: at Putney Crafts Shriver, Sarah Nelson Sperling, Barbara: Beadunique ^..^ Tatercat Studio: HobbyStage, Inc. Terry, Susan (Sam): Bead Ranch -- beads based on vintage fabrics Vainio, D. Jean: Adorned Clay Jewels Beaded Flowers: Beadwork by Caren Brown, Rebecca Chatt, David K. Dragon Ellsworth, Wendy: Ellsworth Studios Fairbanks, Lidija: Art Jewelry Farris, Janet: From The Heart; fingerweaving Fitzgerald, Diane: Beautiful Beads Free Spirit Gordon, Margaret Hector, Valerie: The Art of Beadwork; incredible seed-beaded forms. Karash, Amy: sculptural seed bead work. Kat's Beadwork Katz, Marcia: Festoonery Beads Kincaid, Jackie McCabe, Laura: Just Let Me Bead McIntyre, Vonda N.: Sea Creatures Manes, Christina: A Muse Ink Beadwork Designs Meinhold, Michelle: Beaded Treasures Moroshok, Shari: Sun & Moon Studio; Beaded Beads Noel, Megan Rochlin, Susan J.: Mermaid's Jewelz Rowena Serafini, Sherri Sersich, Stephanie Stone, Beth Strehle Bast, Joanne Tyser, Pat: Illusion Glass Works Wegman, Kathy and Tom: They'll bead anything. Wester, Suzanne: The Kiss (and more works) Yamamoto, Mariko: Bead on the Beach About-Beads.com: great delica prices, Miyukis. Accessories Susan: amazing variety of jewelry-making supplies, including extensive filigrees and stampings. American Science & Surplus: all sorts of odd things, for storage and more. ARTchix Studio: unusual items to add to your jewelry Astralbeads: quick shipments, good beads, great prices. Alphabet beads, fiber optics.... B'Sue Boutiques: Everything you ever wanted to design and repair jewelry. Vintage components, rhinestones, tools, glues, findings, beads, as well as wonderful vintage and antique jewelry. Bass Pro Shops: Fireline Beaded Garden: beaded flower supplies. Beaded Impressions: two-holed beads, German glass. The Bead Factory: WireMaster Tools Beads and Beyond: Raven, the Rasta poodle welcomes you to the shop in Asheville, NC. Tutorials and shopping. Beads Forever: Gemstones Wholesaler (SF Bay Area) Beads N' Other Things: good prices on Delicas. Specializing in Swarovski and Miyuykis, but they have polymer clay, rubber stamps, etc. Berkley Fishing: Fireline Bisquebeads.com: Huge selection of naked bisque beads (fired to cone 04) for your decorative applications. Black Cat Beads: beads, Bali, great service. Blessed Beads: Tools Bottom Line Art: watch faces, crystals, fibers -- many varied supplies. Bruce Frank Beads: vintage beads, sterling silver findings, Murano, semiprecious, lots more. Cabela's: Fireline Caravan Beads Inc. Maine: well-known retail and wholesale -- varied beads. Charlene's Beadshop: over 900 colors of Japanese seed beads. Czech beads, kits. Collective Collage: beads, silver, buttons, antiques. A collective collage of unique stuff. Costume Jewelry Supplies: Hard to find vintage items, new components (some using vintage tooling). Castings, connectors, dangles, filigrees...Swarovski-encrusted chains, clasps, headpins.....treasure trove. (Mostly brass findings.) Crystal Cove: crystal balls, prisms, pewter, pyramids, crystal STUFF. Crystal Moon Beads: Glass, ceramic, pearls, GF, copper, cabochons. East West DyeCom: colored aluminum art products (wire, sheets, beads, etc.) Embroidered Soul: Greek ceramic beads and pendants Foredom Power Tools Gaea.cc: ceramic pendants, beads, buttons with seashells, swirls, leaves, and goddesses. Charming, delightful, irresistible. Gallery B: furnace glass by the pound The Garden of Beadin': all the usual (bead) suspects. Supposed to be very nice folks. Gems 2 Behold: Venetian glass beads and freshwater pearls. Gemstones: ethical shopping General Bead: tons of different stuff, all the usual bead store things. Gita Maria: amazing enameled metal charms. Color and whimsy without cloying cuteness. Glassgirl's Obsession Shop: totebags, tees, etc. for beaders and lampworkers. Graph Paper: for many different beadweaving applications. Public domain, downloadable. Guyot Brothers: metal stampings and jewelry findings. Filigrees. Gypsy Wind Beads: vintage and more vintage! Constantly changing wonders. Halstead Bead, Inc.: wholesale only. Recommended by all. Harper Manufacturing: metal tags and stamping tools; sterling tags now available. Horns Jewelry: unique, original sterling silver pendants, more. HypoCement: G-S Hobby Supplies. This is the glue to use! (Do NOT use Super Glue - it will crack your work!) JSBeads.com: Sterling silver alphabet beads! Plus other things.... Jewelers tools and supplies for the wire worker - and lots of other stuff! The Jewelweaver: Bali, Hill Tribe, and Turkish silver beads; gold, coral, etc. Joann.com: Ottlites, storage, general craft supplies. Kandra's Gallery and Beads: 700 colors of seed beads! (And the usual stuff -- Czech, clasps, etc.) Kimarie's Design: Ethnic-look 23K gold findings and beads - amazing pendants. Will do custom design work. Kipuka Trading: Ethnic Jewelry & silver beads etc. from Tibet, Nepal, Thailand, and India. Klutz: picture bracelet kits Lampshade-making supplies and materials. Lila Productions: Delicas, Japanese seeds, stone beads. Lite-Brite: Hasbro Toys; create pattern designs on-screen! Memory Wire Supplies Metal powders: "authentic metal" at Darlapalooza. (As seen on Carol Duvall) Microstamp Corporation: metal stamping tools. Millinery.info: source for millinery designers. Monsterslayer: a large variety of jewelry supplies, tools and materials. Good prices. Morning Light Emporium Beads NameBeads.com: personalize pens, keychains, etc. with alphabet beads. Natural Touch Beads: resin beads -- stampable, or use with polymer clay. Needleweaver's Studio: threads, beads, jewelry, wearable art, classes. Check out her studio set up! Oregon Sunstones Ornamental Resources, Inc.: an exceptionally broad range of decorative materials. Out on a Whim Beads: Japanese seeds, Swarovski, etc. Highly recommended. Painted Desert Beads: copper beads. Pens and other beadable accessories Pens, fan-pulls, etc. to bead Pliers Poly-Tools, Inc.: tools for the polymer clay bead artist. Think about these for PMC, too. Purple Finch: vintage glass stones and cabs, glass-based pearls, beads, vintage and new Swarovski. Highly recommended! Purple Passion Bead Package! QuestBeads: wholesale pewter components. Rainbows of Light: wholesale Swarovski. Raw Treasures: the usual compendium of bead store stuff. Reactive Metals Studio: niobium & titanium findings. Red Horse Ranch: gorgeous carved tagua nut beads in the shapes of rainforest creatures; also fossil ivory and sterling silver beads. Rhinestones, crystals, pageant supplies and more. Rhinestone Guy: rhinestones, rhinestones, and more rhinestones! Rings and Things: wholesale jewelry supplies; highly recommended. Rio Grande: major jewelry supplies. Highly recommended. Riverstone Bead Company: drilled Lake Michigan beach stones, designs sand-blasted into their beach stones, Bali silver, Ojime, and more. Ready Stamps: custom rubber stamps (for use with polymer clay or PMC). Shipwreck Beads: 30,000 kinds of beads and beading supplies; their motto is "The World's Largest Selection of Beads!" Singaraja Imports: Bali silver. There is a $100 minimum. Snootyvixen! beading supplies, vintage jewelry. South Pacific: wholesale semiprecious stone beads, sterling silver, gold-filled, base metal, freshwater pearls, tools, lots more. Great service. Stonehenge Stones: gemstones, jewellery, stones, preseli bluestone; wear Stonehenge (or at least the same stone it's made of) made into jewelry! Swarovski Crystal Beads Sweet Creek Creations: wholesale silver jewelry, Peruvian opals, Bali. Thai Collectible: Thai silver beads, Hill Tribe silver. That Bead Lady, Canada: Delicas, crystals, etc. ToBead: Clasmeyer clasps, Swarovski, seeds, sterling, and jewelry components. 2 Bead or not 2 Bead: bead mixes, books, findings, etc. Two-hole metal punch at Dick Blick Urban Source: alternative art materials, Vancouver, B.C. Really interesting! Wholesale Czech Beads (firepolish, handmade beads, findings) Wild Things: direct importer of Czech and German beads. Wynwoods Bead Gallery: unique charms, beads, supplies. Unusual items. York Beads: Wholesale Czech supplier, Volcanic Glass etc.
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