Jessica and myself had a wonderful time seeing old and new friends last Saturday. It was so much fun we decided to have another open house in December. Probably the first Saturday of the month. Same hours as well, and we hope the weather will be kinder, although it will be December and we do live in New England!! I am now preparing for our next venture....The Park Street School Marketplace Craft Fair, please come to see us and to see our new collection or just to say Hello! Pam

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  I am very excited about our Open House next month.  We are having new pieces available, sale items and new earrings!  Hope to see you there. Introduce yourself to me, I enjoy making new friends!    Happy Beading,  Pam

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        Weeks go by and I wonder, what have I accomplished?   I know I have been finishing pieces that have been lying around for at least a year, but I think they have multiplied in the process!!   There seems to be little time left to get as much as I would like to get done.  I have to admit, I am a slooowwww worker, methodical, however, but still very slow.  I hope to create more pieces for the summer and fall months ahead, so check out the site in a couple of weeks.  Bead well,  Pam

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I have been busy at the Bead Gallery lately, socializing and also learning new techniques and stitches. I have purchased new and exciting beads for my collection, and look forward to creating new, exciting pieces. A lot of new necklaces/bracelets are at the Black Sheep Gallery, which officially opens May 1, 2008. The gallery is located at Rocky Neck Art Colony in Gloucester, Ma.

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"I know that this is real Italian glass because I personally brought it back from Italy!" -Pam
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When lampwork artist, Nancy Tobey had her trunk show at the Bead Gallery in Salem, NH in January, '08, I was immediately drawn to these glass beads which in turn led to the design of this one of a kind chainmaille piece. Honestly, this is one of my favorites and is difficult for me to give up. My coworkers describe this piece as "killer" -Jess
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