Inspired by the current pandemic crisis we have set up a simple virtual show to help all the bead artists out there. BUY DIRECT FROM THE ARTIST.
Each artist has a page just like a booth at a show to showcase some of their work. You purchase directly from each artist. Most payments are handled through paypal.
Help spread the word so more people can find all these great artists. Click the Google+1 button to recommend a page on Google. There are social media share buttons on all of the tutorial pages as well as Pinterest buttons.
As a cooperative Ceramic Bead Artists is devoted to the promotion of ceramic beads as an art form. You will find some of the most innovative, unusual, and beautiful art beads right here. Make this your source for unique Jewelry components. Hand made beads are our passion. You always get a better deal from the artist plus you are helping them to continue the art. Click on the thumbnails in the slideshow and on the Artists page to find out more about each artist.
Many of our artists have Etsy shops so we have expanded the scope of Ceramic Bead Artists to include an Etsy team. Click on the -> Etsy shops link here or on the Artists page for a page with only members with Etsy shops.
Resources Section: Find great places for inspiration, shopping for supplies and tools that have been shared by our artists. Find that hard to find supply or tips for that new technique that you have been wanting to do. Find Inspirational websites with great photos or exciting designs. What will our artists share with you? What are their favorite places?
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You can see how our artists do what they do. Also how to incorporate these lovely jewelry making beads into your own jewelry projects for unique jewelry. Get some inspiration learn a new technique. Gain an understanding of the hard work that goes into these tiny works of art.
Ceramic is a broad term that encompasses all forms of fired clay products. The most common type of ceramic bodies that are used are:
Earthenware is the type of ceramic body that is generally referred to as ceramic. It is a porus body that is usually glazed to achieve durability and beautiful colors and designs. It is a 'low fire' body generally fired to temperatures less than 2000 F.
Porcelain which is a strong vitreous body that is usually transluscent when fired. It is considered a 'high fire' body generally being fired to 2300 F (1200 C) or higher temperatures.
Stoneware is a strong body frequently used for ovenware. It is opaque and also a 'high fire' body. These comprise the most commonly used clay bodies.
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Specialties: porcelain,stoneware,enamels, jewelry created handmade with handmade
I have been involved in some sort of creative works since elementary school. My opportunities for growth were somewhat limited since I’ve been busy as a middle school special education teacher for 29 years and spent those same years raising my three children. I have, however, been able to use some of my creativity within the classroom. Today, I have 5 beautiful grandchildren. I could not have ever imagined how wonderful it is to be called Nonnie.
When I settled into my new home in the country with my husband, an artist his entire life and also an art teacher (now retired after 33 years), and our three dogs, I have been able to spend my free time creating again. My creations began with making jewelry and grew into making beads to support my habit ;o) Now, I do both.
I also get much of my inspiration from a group that I started. Our artists at Love My Art Jewelry create using various mediums. Those mediums combined with ceramic beads make for some very cool, unique jewelry. Each morning while adding my finishing touches to my outfit before heading out the door, I'm always proud to complete my fashion style with jewelry created using my own beads or those from other atists. There is nothing like handmade jewelry created handmade beads and components.