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Documenting the third year of the Bead Journal Project. Blog #2
Getting Started!
Read this post by Robin Atkins, BJP founder, for guidelines and tips about getting started and keeping on track during the year!
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About the Bead Journal Project
The brain child of Robin Atkins, the first Bead Journal Project, which began in June of 2007, included 241 women and 1 man who were dedicated and committed to creating 12 bead journal pages, one per month, for a year.
The BJP is all about visual journaling using any media and techniques, providing it includes some beading. We are free to structure our bead journal pages any way we want, as long as all 12 are the same size.
The current years' Bead Journal Project runs from September, 2008 through August, 2009. This blog is a means by which we may support each other in process, techniques and design. Participants (many with links to their personal blogs or websites) are listed below.
Due to the limitations of blogger.com which places a limit of 100 authors per blog, there are three Bead Journal Project blogs this year. Be sure and visit all of them.
Bead Journal Project Authors
- Amanda Barrett
- Angela Curtis
- Angela Grasse
- Anita Carroll Edmonds
- Barbara Blackwell
- Barbara Hignett
- Beth Handley
- Beth McGowan
- Cat Shaughnessy
- Connie Jacobs
- Connie Massie
- Cynthia (Cyn) Bicker
- Cynthia Fawcett
- Debi Wirth
- Dot Christian
- Double Infinity
- Elaine Hartley
- Emily Haig
- Esther
- Gita Levin
- Hazel Roots
- Helen Winter
- Hélène Henderson
- Jackie Young
- Jeanne Englebrecht
- Jena Tuntas
- Joan Cromley
- Julie Cook
- Kat
- Kelly DenHeyer
- Kristina Landstrom-Jaffe
- Leslie Masters
- Liina Tooming
- Linda Scopas Kramer
- Lois2037
- Lori Gravley-Novello
- manyprojects
- Marcie Weill
- Margaret Ballantyne-Power
- Margaret Herbert
- Marlene Brady
- Martie Mehlman-Romei
- Marty Trahan
- Mary Ann Weber
- Mary Lear
- Mary Rushing
- Melody Anne Martin
- Michele Brindeau
- Michelle Mach
- Miri Agassi
- Nihal
- Pam Ehlers Stec
- Pamela Penney
- Rae Huggins
- Robin Atkins
- Sacil
- Sandra Baker
- Sandra Mannen
- Sara Eaglespirit
- Seonaid
- Sharon Griffith
- Stacie Bebber
- Sue Harney
- Suzie Searles
- Teresa Adams-Abernathy
- Timaree Cheney
- Tracy Deniszczuk
- Vickie A-Morgan
- Zinaida Kazban
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2010
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February
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- February Not Done Yet...
- I'm finished....With January...
- February's Project is Finished
- January and February
- February Project
- Finally! January Beading Project is Finished!
- February Bead Journal finished
- February Finished !
- A little update
- February's pocket
- Troubles with tribbles
- My january peace is finished!
- February finished
- Still working on January's piece!!
- February piece done
- I have just posted my February bead journal projec...
- Still on track
- Bead Journal Wednesday
- Can anyone help me?? Blog issue
- getting started on February
- I'm done with January too!
- January is Finished!
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6 comments:
I love it. The full moon was brilliant.Excellent idea. i was driving on Saturday night with my son and a very dear friend and we were talking about the moon.My friend started to tell my 2 year old the story about "The Man In the Moon" and yesterday I found man in the moon beads at work. Absolutely amazing. So I'm gonna make my friend a pair of earrings and include one of the beads in a future BJP project. So Anita again excellent piece.
i love the face. and the use of the twisted bugles coming off as the rays of light are excellent...the twists let the light shine at different angles and really gives it a great effect. i notice the little flowers that i really like. the whole piece is, well, just sparkly! and that's a good thing! :)
What a sweet moon face she has! The whole thing is cool and serene. I especially like the mica pieces. It's so nice when everything comes together so well. I also appreciate your listing of all the components. I love knowing what pieces are made with. Holly B
Your piece is exquisite, I especially love the long bugle "rays" going out from the face cab.
The foundation is of interest to me as I'm trying to decide what I like best. I've found that some I've used are not thick or stable enough. Backing with felt is a great idea too, I will try that. Beautiful piece!
Love this! It sure looks larger than it is. Great start to the year.
Thank you all so much! I knew I'd enjoy being part of the BJP!
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