Bead Works

My friend's daughter is an amazing baker/pastry chef. She made the most fabulous cake and cupcakes for my daughter's party. It was gorgeous and delicious. She's trying to get started in this business. She is so talented and I'd really love to support her. Here are a few pics of some of her work. Message me if you want Ruby Kellman's number!

This is my friend, Sam. He’s an artist who is autistic. He has designed these beautiful shirts to raise money for the ADL and to spread the message of love. His goal is to sell shirts in every state. Please watch this news clip about Sam and this project and consider buying a cool shirt.
https://www.fox2detroit.com/video/905274?fbclid=IwAR09CUQmlCsTxRnHPupw0eV_REzccs2q6jiz2mpoY7I4UdCUZ3QczPeKo_8

Spreading love with artwork After the capital riots and COVID-19, a young young man who has autism decided to spread some love with artwork. The artwork has taken off on shirts and sweatshirts and now the goal is to get thousands of them sold across the country featuring the heart and the light that he has drawn up. The money....

Beads are rewriting history! https://mymodernmet.com/venetian-glass-beads-alaska-trade/?fbclid=IwAR0h68-idiGkU3mKScllbmpc_yn20obebn9Xg74YNdXRVlhTcUEIuDaAnng

Renaissance-Era Venetian Beads Found in Alaska Were There Before Columbus These glass beads traveled from Italy to Alaska decades before Columbus “discovered” America.

https://mymodernmet.com/japanese-art-wave-illustrations-internet-archive/?fbclid=IwAR3bJDG0oznhPVhpNvxWtfXn0b10bsm792YBwpBBigOeFIGQXdmWNkYYiNM

You Can Now Download a Collection of Ancient Japanese Wave Illustrations for Free Take a look at these ancient Japanese wave and ripple designs from 1903.

Amazing quilts! These are an inspiration!

Vibrant Quilts Honor Black Men and Women Whose Stories Were Forgotten or Overlooked “I use stitches to show texture like the kinks and curls of African American hair.”

Incredible quilts!

Vibrant Quilts Honor Black Men and Women Whose Stories Were Forgotten or Overlooked “I use stitches to show texture like the kinks and curls of African American hair.”