Thinking

I was pondering things while on sick leave. I've searched the internet
before for instruction on lampworking, and have yet to find anything
meaningful.

I was hoping to maybe host a site where anyone would like to give
instruction on a certain bead, or give instructions on how to construct
necklaces, etc. I love working with delicas in beadweaving and have only my
own designs. I would be willing to share those designs with anyone willing
to learn.

What are your thoughts? I want to hear more. I think hosting a site to
share sounds awesome and this is a giving and loving group.

Starlia

Here are some links that may help, or may be useless.....

Beadmaking Classes
http://www.flutterdesigns.com/SPIgla...ng_classes.htm

Lampwork Beadmaking: Ann Scherm Baldwin
http://www.schermobeads.com/beadmaking.html

Lampwork Beadmaking, Fused Glass: Timberwolf Studios
http://www.timberwolfstudios.net/

Lampwork: The Glasshive
http://theglasshive.com/maxpages/

Lampwork: How To Make a Flower Bead by Kim Miles
http://www.kimmiles.com/

Lampworking for Beginners from Corina Tettinger
http://www.interisland.net/corina/html/Howto.htm

Studio One, Oakland beadmaking class
http://www.oaklandnet.com/parks/news/010703b.asp

Flame & Fusion: hot glass teaching studio
http://www.flameandfusion.net/

Firekin classes
http://www.firekin.com/custom.html

Fowle Meleny, Kate lampworking classes
http://www.katefowle.com

Gollan, Mona: Flamewerks Glass Studio classes
http://www.flamewerks.com/index1.htm

Hessel, Kaleigh: Flame Kissed Beads classes
http://www.flamekissedbeads.com/lead%20page.htm

Lansdowne, Sylvie Elise: Sylviebeads; lampwork, beadweaving classes
http://www.sylviebeads.com/

Flame Kissed Beads: lampwork classes by well-known artists.
http://www.flamekissedbeads.com/lead%20page.htm

McKinney, Don lampwrk clsses
http://www.glasspalette.com/index.html

Trimlett, Heather: lampwork classes
http://www.heathertrimlett.com/

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Sooz
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I don't really like sex anymore. I have jewelry now. ~ Heidi Fleiss
~ Dr. Sooz's Bead Links
http://airandearth.netfirms.com/soozlinkslist.html
~ Bead Notes: Beading information A through Z
http://www.lampwork.net/beadnotes.html

In article ,
"saucy" wrote:

I was pondering things while on sick leave. I've searched the internet
before for instruction on lampworking, and have yet to find anything
meaningful.

I was hoping to maybe host a site where anyone would like to give
instruction on a certain bead, or give instructions on how to construct
necklaces, etc. I love working with delicas in beadweaving and have only my
own designs. I would be willing to share those designs with anyone willing
to learn.

What are your thoughts? I want to hear more. I think hosting a site to
share sounds awesome and this is a giving and loving group.

Starlia

That would be an awesome site! I'd love to participate.

--
-Kalera
Mom of Juliet, 5, Sam, 3, and Ophelia, born 5/31/03
Wife of the incomparable Moxley of www.spaceplex.com
See us at www.strattonhome.org

Tink already sent me some wonderful information. I'm working on the web
site as we speak. It's been several years since I built one from scratch so
I'm having to remember a lot of things like HTML, Flash, etc. :-)

Starlia

"Kalera Stratton" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"saucy" wrote:

I was pondering things while on sick leave. I've searched the internet
before for instruction on lampworking, and have yet to find anything
meaningful.

I was hoping to maybe host a site where anyone would like to give
instruction on a certain bead, or give instructions on how to construct
necklaces, etc. I love working with delicas in beadweaving and have
only my
own designs. I would be willing to share those designs with anyone
willing
to learn.

What are your thoughts? I want to hear more. I think hosting a site to
share sounds awesome and this is a giving and loving group.

Starlia

That would be an awesome site! I'd love to participate.

--
-Kalera
Mom of Juliet, 5, Sam, 3, and Ophelia, born 5/31/03
Wife of the incomparable Moxley of www.spaceplex.com
See us at www.strattonhome.org

In article ,
says...

Tink already sent me some wonderful information. I'm working on the web
site as we speak. It's been several years since I built one from scratch so
I'm having to remember a lot of things like HTML, Flash, etc. :-)

If you put Flash on it, you're automatically excluding me. And I doubt I'm the
only one.

Celine

--
Handmade jewelry at http://www.rubylane.com/shops/starcat
"Only the powers of evil claim that doing good is boring."
-- Diane Duane, _Nightfall at Algemron_

The main page won't have flash. It's going to be pretty simple really.
Let's see how things go and I definitely want feedback like yours.

Starlia

"Lee S. Billings" wrote in message
ink.net...
In article ,

says...

Tink already sent me some wonderful information. I'm working on the web
site as we speak. It's been several years since I built one from scratch
so
I'm having to remember a lot of things like HTML, Flash, etc. :-)

If you put Flash on it, you're automatically excluding me. And I doubt I'm
the
only one.

Celine

--
Handmade jewelry at http://www.rubylane.com/shops/starcat
"Only the powers of evil claim that doing good is boring."
-- Diane Duane, _Nightfall at Algemron_

In article ,
says...

The main page won't have flash. It's going to be pretty simple really.
Let's see how things go and I definitely want feedback like yours.

I'm probably one of the lowest-tech viewers you might have. I don't have (and
don't want!) Flash, and I don't have javascript enabled except at the most
minimal level. There are some sites which come up as a blank page for me
because *all* their navigation is done by javascript, and a good many others on
which things like pull-down menus or internal navigation don't work for the
same reason. Flash images (as opposed to full Flash pages) and pop-ups are
disabled by Proxomitron, and show up as text tags. The more plain-vanilla you
make your site, the friendlier it is to me.

Celine

--
Handmade jewelry at http://www.rubylane.com/shops/starcat
"Only the powers of evil claim that doing good is boring."
-- Diane Duane, _Nightfall at Algemron_