Summer of ART Guest Blog Post – Karen Carlson, Bead Artist
I have always loved glass. It’s just a magical material. Brittle or malleable, clear or colorful, it is described as a “supercooled liquid,” neither solid nor liquid, but having properties of both. I
Summer of ART Guest Blog Post – Maria Schoenenberger, Bead Artist
When Beads of Courage asked me to write about why I like polymer clay, my first thought was, “It’s August. In Las Vegas. In the desert. It’s 113 degrees outside!”INSTAGRAM LINKS
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Guest Blog Post – Hair Loss: One Bead’s Story
Submitted by Bead Mom Lindsey … It took twenty days from diagnosis for my three-year-old daughter to lose her hair. The golden strands I watched her twirl between her sweet
Summer of ART Guest Blog Post – Patty Gallagher, Bead Bag Stitcher
Yes, I love color! And I also love beads. I collect them and I do lots of creative things with them, but I don’t make them. I can, however, sew.
Summer of ART Guest Blog Post – Elisabeth Smith Ross, Member of the American Association of Woodturners
Note from BOC: From June through September, we are shining a spotlight on four amazing communities of volunteer artists and crafters who support our mission year-round with their beautiful donated
Guest Blog Post – Heather Stemas, Art Therapist
Art Cards decorated by Heather Stemas and family Art Therapist Heather Stemas shares … Hospitalization and chronic illness can take a toll on a person. In addition to physical pain,
Fifty for Phoebe
When Susan Regan and Jessica Boettner met in Tucson in 2008, they felt a bond that quickly grew into a close friendship. At the time, neither of them could have
WORLD BEADS OF COURAGE DAY – SEPTEMBER 15, 2019
If you’re familiar with Beads of Courage, you already know about our mission to support the most courageous kids on Earth – children coping with cancer and other serious illnesses. Now,