
Tracee Dock - The Classic Bead
Tracee was discovered by a wonderful twist of fate. While in the Midwest for a class reunion I came upon her
wonderful pieces in a bead shop. Being self taught, she is free to explore new textures, glazes and techniques. A
silk cord or beads to match -- her pieces are fun and interesting. If you are a garden lover, check out her
amazing botanical pendants at my next show (see events page) |

Mike Stedman
His amazing ceramic pieces are one of a kind. Although the shape and texture are similar there will always be
variations due to the raku firing technique. The kiln goddess dictates the colors which range from copper to
violet and sapphire blue. Mike makes his home in Georgia and is a member of Beads of Clay. His pieces are available at bead
show events
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Harold Cooney - Glassmaker
Another wonderful find -- I met Harold at a bead show in the Midwest last summer. I was amazed by these
wonderful glass beads, and of course by the passion in which Harold has devoted himself to his craft. Every bead is
different, or course and they are truly fascinating. They make a great addition sprinkled in a necklace or as
a strand separated by knots of leather -- available at bead show events |