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Bead&Button photos, Part I (Meet the Teachers)
5 Comments · Posted by Rebeca in Supplies Shows
The metal dust has settled, and we’re back into the swing of things again. We had an amazing time at the show. It’s always a whirlwind, but well worth it to meet so many customers and students face-to-face. Here’s our first round of photos.
Meet the Teachers Reception on Wednesday night:
Me! (Rebeca)
Kat:
Vanessa:
and a closer-up photo of Vanessa’s awesome scalemaille jacket:
My table was back-to-back with Sherry Serafini, an amazing beadwork artist. It was great to meet her in person. One of the first things I told her was how much I loved the Aerosmith belt she’d made. (Confession: I am an Aerosmith junkie. So much so, that I even have 5 Aerosmith tattoos!) As soon as I’d said that, she grinned, turned around, and grabbed this purse off her table. *swoon*
Stay tuned for more photos of happy customers in our booth, Bead Dreams and the B3 crew goofing off.
Bead&Button Show · Sherri Serafini
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L. Bergin · June 18, 2010 at 12:25 PM
Is that a chainmaille dragon I see in front of Vanessa? That is absolutely adorable!
Thank you for sharing photos of the convention and being an inspiration to novice chainmaillers everywhere…
Rose · June 18, 2010 at 12:48 PM
We had a great time at the show and wish we could have stayed for 2 days, but we couldn’t. By the way what is the jacket that Vanessa has on made of. Is that her latest project. It is beautiful.
Admin comment by Rebeca · June 18, 2010 at 12:55 PM
Yep, it’s a dragon. Vanessa is queen of beaded dragons.
She also has an awesome photo of her scale jacket on Facebook. It is her most recently completed epic project.
Vanessa Walilko · June 18, 2010 at 5:04 PM
Thanks for the comment on the dragon and the scale jacket! And Rebeca, thanks for the comment. I do love beaded dragons.
Traci Jones · June 19, 2010 at 5:33 AM
Love the aerosmith purse. Although not a big fan of the band but that is so sick! Awesome work. Love the jacket. Would love to learn how to do a bit of clothing but don’t know where to begin.