28. A sprightly colorful fish by our co-president Margo Knight who had taught many of our members at the Spruill center where she holds a variety of beginning, intermediate and advanced lampworking classes.
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24. A decorated hollow made by
June Manis or Andree Kosak?
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25. A floral bead made and donated
by guest instructor Leah Fairbanks.
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26. This lampworked bead by
Marcy Lamberson is cute as a bug and when you turn it over it has a
heart on its stomach.
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27. Marcy Lamberson also made
this monkey which was lovely as it was adorable.
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28. A sprightly colorful fish by our co-president Margo Knight who had taught many of our members at the Spruill center where she holds a variety of beginning, intermediate and advanced lampworking classes.
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29. We all love the sleek and
sophisticated cats that Nita Van Til makes. Now we know she
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30. Lillie
Bavendam made this lovely Iris floral pendant.
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31. Pam Dugger made
this Lion Fish at a Southern Flames demo. It one of her signature
beads and this one was really special because it was decorated with
Bullseye lustre glass which made it shine.
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31. A Mask made by Brad Pearson.
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32. Brad Pearson also made this
very simple but very elegant blue and white bead. He uses a masked
dot technique which provides symmetrical but different designs at each
end of the bead.
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33. One more bead by Brad Pearson
- this is one of his signature Pulsar Beads.
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34. A Brian Renaud fish - we
think it is boro and blown from glass tubing. Brian, let us know if
this is not correct.
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35. A delicate pair of earrings by
Sachiko Kawakito. So lovely.
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36. Bonnie Anderson made
this lovely shell with a back (not shown) that is as interesting and
wonderful as the
front.
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37. Robert Simmons made
this vessel shaped bead pendant with wisteria flowers cascading over it.
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38. A Stephanie White hollow
fish with eyebrows!
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39. Sylvie Lansdowne made this
flower covered goddess fairy when she taught class - Sylvie teaches
wonderful lampwork classes - Take one if you ever get a chance.
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40. A perfect bead - perfectly
shaped, perfectly colored, perfectly sized, and perfectly decorated.
Made by Terry Hale.
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41. There was a crowd of
coffee and bead lovers around this bead. A cup of java on one side
and the word Java on the other by Terry Hale. The lucky
winner was Kim Runge.
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42. Three beautifully
sculptured flowers - they look like pink dogwood by
Sachiko Kawakito. Her work is always so elegant.
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And finally a couple of photos of
members (and a junior members Nikole ) looking and bidding.
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