basic structures
Books coming soon! For publication updates, please bookmark the Publication Updates page. If you are receiving this post in your email, it is because you have subscribed to the CGB Book … Continue reading
hyperbolic transitions
Greetings, beaders and friends. I am happy to say that our three new books are almost done, with amazing revisions to some of our first ideas (wait until you see … Continue reading
New books wrapping up!
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Updates!
on my desk it’s All Books All Of The Time as I finish up the final layouts and assembly of the full Contemporary Geometric Beadwork series (including foreign translations (yay!) and reissues of the … Continue reading
Kaleidocycles, BatCycles, and new ideas
Hello all! I’m writing from a beautiful sunny, cool spring day in Boston. My work perch looks out over a street busy with life; there are bikes, dogs, people walking … Continue reading
The first way to join a Kaleidocycle
As I make the video on our different joins, I am spending this weekend experimenting with as many ways to sew my 24 Flat Peyote Triangles into a Kaleidocyle as … Continue reading
Folding up Jellyfish, big Nets, and Cycles
This week and next, I’ll show you several ways that we’re making, folding and joining our Kaleidocycles, BatCycles, and other paper and beaded Machines. I hope that you will laugh with happiness … Continue reading
Flat Peyote Triangle patterns
For those of you interested in making Kaleidocycles with us in our May BeadALong, we have some nice face patterns posted in the Free Pattern Library. The idea is to copy, … Continue reading
Butterfly Assemblies
Advanced beaders and/or Warped Hex Masters, would you like to play with our Butterfly Assemblies? We would LOVE to see what you make, and we look forward to including your best … Continue reading
May BeadALong, Cycling Machines
Hello all! The Cycles chapters are the last to finish now in the CGB book series, and we are just now working Open Source-style with a couple of them, the … Continue reading
