• Beki
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  • Posted: Oct 26 09 11:12 AM

You can select more than one name.  I apologize if I forgot anyone.  =o)
If you have a name not listed, please post here.  I am also interested in why you selected who you did, so please post here with any comments.

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  • JenVan74
  • To: Beki
  • Posted: Oct 26 09 08:32 PM
That's a great poll!  You should have put "Other" on there - I didn't see a few of my other favorite bead artists listed.

-Jen

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  • Beki
  • To: JenVan74
  • Posted: Oct 27 09 11:11 AM

You should have put "Other" on there

D'oh!  Where were you with this great idea when I was making the poll??  LOL

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  • lucygreybird
  • To: Beki
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  • Posted: Nov 06 09 06:09 PM
I here SIg Wyn Evans does great classes.
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  • JenVan74
  • To: Beki
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  • Posted: Nov 07 09 09:00 AM
Beki, just run it past me first next time!  LOL!

Seriously, though, that was a tough list to choose from.  There were so many names on there that I would love to take classes from at some point.  Sometimes it's hard for me, living so far away from any metropolitan areas.  (I'm a five hour drive from New York City.)

I did take a couple of classes with Louise Duhamel in silver clay back in 2003 when Bead Fest was just starting out, and it was good that I did because it made me realize that I do not like working with silver clay.  Ha ha ha!  Since then, the only other major artist that I have taken a class from is Margie Deeb, through her personal artist's color consultation.  But I've certainly taught a fair amount of classes since then!

I think I am going to plan on a spring weekend away down to the NYC area to take a class at Beads By Blanche in northern NJ.  I used to live in that area, and it was always one of my favorite bead shops.

-Jen
:-)
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