News:

May 2015
Hanson Stone has recently moved to Tucson, Arizona where we will be enjoying the beautiful desert landscapes.

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Lark Books Beadweaving Master Class series has recently published Laura McCabe's lastest book:
Embellished Beadweaving 

Greg and Marcie, as well as Marcie's mom Fran, have work in the gallery section of the book and Greg was the technical editor for the book.

Look for a copy at your local bead store.



Marcie has a new Blog at:
http://MarcieStone.blogspot.com





         
Visit us at our new Etsy shops:
Glass Buttons and Necklaces:
http://www.HansonStoneHandmade.etsy.com
Vintage Beads, Sequins and embellishments:
http://www.HansonStoneVintage.etsy.com



Marcie is pleased to be included in the new book

"Masters: Beadweaving" by Lark Books.  This beautiful book
 was curated by Carol Wilcox Wells.   It showcases the diverse
beadwork of 36 artists.


Masters: Beadweaving
Major Works by Leading Artists
Carol Wilcox Wells, Edited by Ray Hemachandra
 
 
Publisher: Lark
Published: October 2008

300 pages
ISBN: 1-60059-039-X
ISBN13: 9781600590399
$24.95 US
$26.95 Canadian
Paper with flaps
9 X 8


 
Versatility, innovation, inspiration—that’s what The Masters series offers crafters, with an engaging and up-to-date survey of the finest contemporary work by approximately 40 leading artists in specific media. Beadweaving takes the spotlight here, and readers will find the showcased pieces eye-opening in their originality.
Each highlighted master takes center stage in an informative eight-page feature that includes nearly a dozen gorgeous, high-quality photos and a short essay by the curator placing the impressive work and its creator in context. These outstandingly talented and imaginative artists include Valerie Hector, whose beaded designs are a statement in bold modernity; Jeanette Ahlgren, who fashions intricate loom-woven vessels with subtle gradations in color and graphic, geometric patterns; and Marcia DeCoster, who uses her right angle weave techniques to create shimmering jewelry in rich jewel tones.
Beadweaver and author Carol Wilcox Wells served as the juror of this remarkable collection.




                                                                             













































 
 
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