Current W.I.P.

I have started working on another Polar Bear. I like my beadwork to have contours and depth so, I use layers of felt under the beads. I also add beads in layers to add more depth. There are four different shades of white beads used in the bear, and five different shades of white plusContinue reading “Current W.I.P.”

Day trip up the Steese

Nice day for a drive. 50 degrees in North Pole this morning. It was 54 degrees when we got to Davidson Ditch, 63 mile Steese. We went on up to 12 Mile Summit. Temperature dropped to 44 but, the sun was out. We walked down the Circle to Fairbanks Trail for a while. I gotContinue reading “Day trip up the Steese”

Late Winter Trip to Denali

It has been an exceptional March as far as weather goes.  We decided to take a drive down to check out the park. We did not see much wildlife, however we did get to experience some fast changes in the weather. The temperature was 41 degrees when we got there, the skies were overcast but,Continue reading “Late Winter Trip to Denali”

Too nice to stay indoors !

It was a beautiful afternoon, much too nice to be inside.  I put aside my beads to go for a walk.  We headed to the Chena Lakes – River area.  We walked across the flood control area and around the lake.  It was cool when we started out at the flood control area.  The pondContinue reading “Too nice to stay indoors !”

Back to beading

The head swelling has abated. After having two pieces accepted in 64th Parallel, getting Honorable Mention for one of them, finding out that one of them was purchased and getting ready for my Artist of the Month show, I can now settle back into a routine of beading. I finally got around to making aContinue reading “Back to beading”

Moundsville: PBS Film & Magazine

Stories Around an American Town (Scroll Down to Read)

Nunalleq 2024

An archaeological adventure by the Bering Sea

Common Sense

artist-run gallery in Edmonton: 2008—2024

Nasektaq

Yup'ik/Alaska Native contemporary and traditional arts and crafts

Coffee, Beads, & Blogging

Making the world more beadiful, one cup of coffee at a time.

Sassafrass Hill Days

Sharing the love of Hand Made

Rachel Elliott

author / illustrator / educator