CGB@MIT | January 2022
CGB@MIT: IAP 2022 January 18-23, 2022 Thanks to MIT for linking to the MIT News video about IAP that features Contemporary Geometric Beadwork, that was a nice touch for the … Continue reading
Hello October
Good morning, all! I’ll have two more separate posts up this weekend, one about MIT in 2022, and another with our first kit offerings, book news and a couple of … Continue reading
It’s time to wrap it up…
Good morning, beaders. It’s a soft, sunny morning here in Savannah. I am busy getting ready for a solid six months of giving and delivering. It’s an intense time of … Continue reading
new books, kits and announcements on the way
To accompany the releases of our new books, we’re crafting a series of pieces and bead kits to help illustrate the ideas of colour theory, and show different combinations, effects … Continue reading
Team Updates
Good morning to you all. I am writing from Savannah, Georgia, on a soft rainy day, with a very tender heart. You may know that we moved the CGB project … Continue reading
The new All Colors project from Sam Norgard
For the just-past International Beading Week 2021, Sam Norgard presented another collaborative global project. It’s called All Colors, and it involves using a tiny PodCast Bead to cast off All-Wing Flowers. After we … Continue reading
Updating our web site
Greetings, all. Thanks to all who participated in the BatCycle Beadalong, it was a lot of fun and many bold people made many fantastic pieces. I’ll be sure and put … Continue reading
CGB Fundamentals: The History of the PodCast Bead
To cover the full history of this exploration we have to go back a long way, to the very first Rick-Racks grown from straight lines. It was around 2010 when … Continue reading
Some BatCycle Butterflies
Has anyone made a BatCycle with Butterfly or Moth elements with antennae? I would love to see that. Also, has anyone made an all-black BatCycle? Please email or Facebook message … Continue reading
BatCycle Q and A live today
I will be live again TODAY from 10 am – 11:30 am Eastern Time (US) answering BatCycle questions, and I am just using Facebook Live this time, as it will … Continue reading
