Loose Bead Society Newsletters


Call for submissions

Are you interested in contributing to the newsletter?  Have you been to a bead store while traveling and want to write a Bead Store Beat?  Would you like to write a book review?  E-mail Carol if you have any questions or to submit your article.

Submission deadlines for 2013 newsletters:

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Recent newsletters

Spring 2013
In the first issue of the year, there is a report on Tucson (including a few pictures!) written by Helen Dahms, information and pictures about the Kumihimo program, the Dairyland Seed Company event, and the Bead-In.  There's also a letter from our President about what she's been working on since the beginning of the year, and she'd like to know what you are working on as well!  Post a picture or comment on our Facebook page to get in on the fun!

Winter 2012
Our final issue for the year discusses the two sales we held in November - Loominosity and Jewelry at the Domes, the new lending library we will be starting in January, the Challenge, and much more!
Update: We regret to inform you that Maria Rypan will not be joining us at the 2013 Spring Retreat.

Autumn 2012
Our third issue of the year has pictures from the Bead&Button Show and discusses the LBS member who lives the farthest: Patty McCourt from Nottingham, England!  There is also an article about Lisa Binkley, including a picture of one of her breathtaking pieces.  There's a bead store review for Tender Buttons in New York and some beady tips and tricks.

Summer 2012
This issue features an article about a class the Community Service committee (and volunteers) held at Vision Forward, assisting visually impaired women in making wire-wrapped cuff bracelets plus a few pictures.  There's also a scoop on Marilee Rockley and how she became an author and an online teacher on Craftsy.  On top of that there's a trip report from Diana Hershaw, a letter from our President, information on future events, and more!















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